Cycle route following the traces of Berchtesgaden mountain farmers' milk through the Rupertiwinkel.
Starting from Teisendorf, the Milk Road cycle path leads mostly uphill via Freidling, Allerberg, Fuchssteig, and Neukirchen to Surbergbichl. From Surbergbichl downhill, it then goes through the Surtal to Lauter. From there via Rückstetten and Ringham to Schönram. The last third of the route leads via Weildorf, Hörafing, and Rossdorf back to the starting point at Teisendorf.
Author’s recommendation
A detour to Hochhorn is worthwhile.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Wieninger Braugasthof Alte PostSafety information
The route is not very suitable for families due to its steepness.
Roadbook
Starting from Teisendorf, the Milk Road cycle path leads mostly uphill via Freidling, Allerberg, Fuchssteig, and Neukirchen to Surbergbichl. A detour to Hochhorn is worthwhile. From Surbergbichl downhill, it then goes through the Surtal to Lauter. From there via Rückstetten and Ringham to Schönram. The last third of the route leads via Weildorf, Hörafing, and Rossdorf back to the starting point at Teisendorf.
Gsundheitsgartl
Eisenreich Bergbaumuseum Achthal
Schwarzenberggraben
St. Ulrich
Freibad Neukirchen
Surbergbichl
St. Georg
Hinterschnaitter Moos
See
Eisgraben
Brücke über die Sur
Schönram
Pfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt
Waldschwimmbad in Teisendorf
Wieninger Braugasthof Alte Post
Privatbrauerei M.C. Wieninger
Historische Marktstraße Teisendorf
Public transport
By train / Bavarian Regiobahn to Teisendorf
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Directions
Take the A8 to the Neukirchen exit, then via Achtal to Oberteisendorf and on the B304 to Teisendorf, or take the A8 to the Anger exit and via Mayrhofen and Windbichl to Almeding, from there on the B304 to Teisendorf.Parking
Various options in Teisendorf.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
You can obtain a brochure on the cycle routes at the local tourist information offices.
Recommended maps for this region:
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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