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Malgersdorf Loop (Malgersdorf 1)

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    This bike route through the picturesque uplands above the Kollbach Valley and the countless small hamlets and farms offers magnificent views.

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    Distance 22.5 km
    1:30 h
    274 m
    274 m
    469 m
    386 m

    Our starting point is in Malgersdorf in the village center by the church. At first, it goes via Guggenberg, Nussbaum, and Matzöd to Döttenberg. Jägerndorf is the next destination, where there is an opportunity to visit the church “St. Michael”.

    On the further route lies Heilmfurt, the beautiful beer garden of the inn invites you to a long break. Over Bleickersdorf we then reach Nussdorf, from there the route leads to Unterkollbach. Wintersberg, Schillingsfürst, and Oberhaarland are left behind before we cycle back towards Malgersdorf. The path goes past the lake to the outdoor swimming pool, which offers refreshment on warm summer days. From there, we return to Malgersdorf.

    At the end of our route, it is worth visiting the church "St. Stephan," which houses one of the largest church organs (approx. 4000 pipes). The former water castle is only a few hundred meters away. Also worth seeing is the village well in the village center.

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    The church of St. Stephan at the starting point in Malgersdorf.
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    386 m
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    Asphalt 26.69%Forested/wild trail 13.31%Unknown 59.98%
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    Tips and suggestions

    Municipality of Malgersdorf, Burgerstr. 1, 84333 Malgersdorf, Tel.: 09954 307, E-mail: info@vg-falkenberg.de

    District Office Rottal-Inn, District Development Tourism, Ringstraße 4-7, (visitor address Bahnhofstraße 19 on the 1st floor) in 84347 Pfarrkirchen. You can order the bike map Rottal-Inn and other interesting brochures about the district of Rottal-Inn free of charge by phone at 08561 20268 or online at https://www.rottal-inn.de/wirtschaft-tourismus/tourismus/publikationen/ .

    Roadbook

    Our starting point is in Malgersdorf at the church, where we first cycle up to Guggenberg, Hintereich, Nussbaum, and Matzöd. Finally, we turn right through the Nömerholz and the Kornöder Holz along the edge of the forest down to Döttenberg. Here the church "St. Peter" invites you to visit. At Bruckmühle we keep right before the Kollbach, then cycle along the Kollbach cycle path and cross the stream at Jägerndorf. There, in the village center, we also have the opportunity to admire the parish church "St. Michael." On the district road slightly uphill, we cycle along the Zeller Bach until we turn right after Falkerding and come up over open fields and small forest areas to Engersöd and Irlach. We cycle straight through the Palmholz to the federal road B20, which we now accompany for a short distance on a parallel path in order to cross the road at the next underpass towards Kenoden. From there it goes quickly down the hill to the entrance of Heilmfurt, where we turn left onto the Kollbach cycle path. Over Bleickersdorf we reach Nussdorf, there the route leads down to the Kollbach bridge and on to Unterkollbach. We orient ourselves to the right, cycle a section along the district road before cycling up to Wintersberg and Schillingsfürst. Before Oberhaarland we reach the Brunnholz to the right and again left over the district road to Asbach and down to Embach. We now turn right and go through Hofstetten past the lake to the outdoor swimming pool, which offers refreshment on warm summer days. From there, we return to Malgersdorf to our starting point. To conclude our route, it is worth visiting the church, which houses one of the largest and most beautiful church organs in Lower Bavaria; also the former water castle and the picturesque village well are worth a visit.
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    Directions

    Access via the A92, exit at Landau. Continue on the B20 towards Burghausen, exit Malgersdorf.

    Parking

    At the parking lot by the church.

    Coordinates

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    48.533409, 12.746576
    DMS
    48°32'00.3"N 12°44'47.7"E
    UTM
    33U 333649 5378041
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    Author’s map recommendations

    Bike map Rottal-Inn

    District Office Rottal-Inn, District Development Tourism, Ringstraße 4-7, (visitor address Bahnhofstraße 19 on the 1st floor) in 84347 Pfarrkirchen. You can order the bike map Rottal-Inn and other interesting brochures about the district of Rottal-Inn free of charge by phone at 08561 20268 or online at https://www.rottal-inn.de/wirtschaft-tourismus/tourismus/publikationen/ .

    Equipment

    For your safety, wear a bike helmet and sunglasses, as well as reflective clothing. Wind and rain protection clothing and a small tire repair kit should also be in your luggage. Skin and head should be well protected from the sun.

    If you are cycling with your children, attach bike flags to their bikes so that they are better noticed by other road users.

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    Parts of this content were machine translated from German.

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    Difficulty
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    Overall difficulty
    easy

    Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

    Distance
    22.5 km
    Duration
    1:30 h
    Ascent
    274 m
    Descent
    274 m
    Highest point
    469 m
    Lowest point
    386 m
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