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View of the Chiemsee and the Alpine panoramaPhoto: Chiemsee-Alpenland
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The circular route passes the places Chieming and Waging, small villages, hamlets, individual farms and nothing but pure nature in between! Sections are gently hilly with impressive Alpine panorama.
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Distance 49.8 km
7:00 h
359 m
359 m
624 m
461 m
Characteristics: mostly on lightly trafficked secondary roads or bike paths through the hilly foothills of the Alps, ideal for families! We recommend mountain bikes, touring bikes or e-bikes.
Ideal combinations:
- The Chiemsee Ring Line is a bus line service that takes cyclists back to the starting point at any time from late May to mid-October.
- The Southeast Bavaria Railway with bike transport connects Waging am See with Traunstein. There you can change to the Munich-Salzburg railway line and, for example, get off again at Übersee to return to the Chiemsee.
Please note: Route is currently not signposted!
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easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Highest point
624 m
Lowest point
461 m
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- Always check the lighting system, brakes, tires and reflectors of your bicycle before starting!
- Wear light, reflective clothing in poor visibility (dusk, darkness, fog, etc.). Alternatively: vest or ankle bands with reflector strips.
- Especially in autumn and winter, leaves lying on the ground can conceal possible unevenness, roots, stones or holes in the path.
- Attach tall bicycle flags to your children’s bikes as well so even the smallest riders are well noticed in road traffic.
Tips and suggestions
More information about the Chiemsee Ring Line >>
More excursion destinations in the region of the official Chiemsee-Alpenland tourism association
Roadbook
- The route starts in Chieming heading northeast.
- Passing the villages of Egerer and Sondermoning, the bike path runs through the Traun river valley with impressive river terraces.
- After a short climb to Kammer, you reach Waging am See with its historic market square in the old town, houses from the 18th and 19th centuries, the Bajuwarenmuseum and the Bajuwarenhaus. The Waginger See with its beach invites you to swim!
- Now it goes again via idyllic villages and small hamlets towards the Chiemsee passing Wonneberg with the pilgrimage church, Egerdach (late Gothic church of St. Margaretha), Rettenbach, Wang and Kraimoos.
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Fahrradverleih Chiemsee Kaufmann - ChiemingTour-me
Strandbad Chieming
Bootsverleih Chieming
Aussichtsturm Hagenau, Grabenstätt
Naturbeobachtungsturm Hirschauer Bucht
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Naturbeobachtungsplattform Chieming
Public transport
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Chiemsee-Waginger See cycle path
Directions
Motorway A8, exit 109 "Grabenstätt"Parking
In the town or at the “Am Chiemseering” car park (paid).Coordinates
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47.890290, 12.534190
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47°53'25.0"N 12°32'03.1"E
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33T 315677 5307049
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Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!
Equipment
- Sun protection for skin and head is an indispensable companion on longer bike routes.
- A first aid kit, pump and spare tube should never be missing.
- Drink enough along the way and remember an emergency energy bar.
- Clothing should be changeable according to the onion principle and breathable. Wind and rain protection is important!
- Bicycle helmet and sunglasses are recommended.
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Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Difficulty
easy
Overall difficulty
easy
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
49.8 km
Duration
7:00 h
Ascent
359 m
Descent
359 m
Highest point
624 m
Lowest point
461 m
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