The M-Wasserweg follows the path of Munich's drinking water. It extends over a total of 82 kilometers between the Deutsches Museum in Munich and Gmund am Tegernsee.
The M-Wasserweg offers several routes between 39 and 82 kilometers, thus many options for cyclists and hikers, for athletes and family excursions. At various points it crosses S-Bahn or BRB stations. Along the way, a total of 20 information boards point out visible and "invisible" extraction facilities, pipelines, and constructions that play an important role in Munich's water supply. Above all, the M-Wasserweg leads through idyllic landscapes. Many sights along the M-Wasserweg are worth a visit; beer gardens and inns in the Munich and Miesbach districts invite you to pause and linger.
By the way: the M-Wasserweg is also the location of the digital treasure hunt by LET°S GEO! Under the motto "Tracing Munich's drinking water," exciting puzzles can be solved! Here is the route. Here you can find the download link for the app.
Author: Tegernsee Schliersee Alpine Region Tourism Association KU, Stadtwerke München
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Blick über Oberhaching
Römerstraße
Kreuzstraße
Hohendilchinger Kirche
Schloss Valley
Maria-Hilf-Kapelle
Berggasthof Taubenberg
Aussichtsturm
Kath. Pfarrkirche St. Ägidius
Tourist information Gmund
Public transport
By the Bavarian Regionalbahn (BRB) to Gmund.
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Directions
A8, Holzkirchen exit, continue via B318 to Gmund.Coordinates
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