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Route de BadriaPhoto: Andrea Aschauer, Wasserburg am Inn - Schleife mit Flair
One route – two alternatives. The long route with 46 km or the short one with 23 km, you have the choice. There is something for everyone.
Once a year, the big people's cycling day around Wasserburg, the "Tour de Badria", takes place for everyone who enjoys cycling. The route, which is newly set every few years, has been tested many times and is well signposted for the event day. It goes on field and paved roads through meadows, floodplains and forests of the Alpine foothills.
Programme on event day:
Along the route there is a "refuelling station" for a free refreshment. All cyclists who dare to take the easy route can participate. The short route is especially suitable for families and there is also a longer route for those with more stamina. Registration takes place informally on the day of the event.
And because the question is often asked whether there is a map of the route, we have posted the route here – for cycling along, test riding and practising secretly…
The BADRIA team wishes you a good ride!
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileSafety information
- Always check the lighting system, brakes, tyres and reflectors of your bike before starting!
- Wear bright, 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.
- Add high bike flags to your children's bikes so that even the smallest riders are well noticed in road traffic.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
Please note that the route is only signposted for the "Tour de Badria" event day.
The round starts from the Badria swimming, sports and leisure centre towards Griesstätt, following the signposted Inn cycle path (east – towards Rosenheim). In Kerschdorf, turn left onto Thalhamer Straße towards Thalham. From there, keep right towards Aham. Then leave Bergham behind on your left. At the next possibilities stay left. Before Alteiselfing, however, turn right, with the Murn river on your right. At the main road, follow the path towards Fuchsthal. Here the Benedikt and Mozart cycle paths are also signposted. Instead of going to B304, turn left and then right to the intersection of Salzburger Straße. For the short route, take the path via Langwied and Bachmehring back to Badria, otherwise continue right to B304. Underpass it at Gut Straße. Shortly afterwards, you will again find the signposting of the Benedikt and Mozart cycle paths. Follow this to Altbabensham. Now keep to the Inn-Salzach panoramic path to the height of Tötzham, then turn left. Via Hopfgarten and Holzen you reach ST2092. Turn left here and take the second exit right. This way you reach the Inn cycle path again (east – towards Wasserburg). Ride to Obermühle and then turn left to Bärnham. From there, turn right and before Stürzlham turn left to Penzing. Towards Wasserburg, follow Salzburger Straße to Langwiederberg. Via Weikertsham you reach Bachmehring. Here you cross Wasserburger Straße and ride through the industrial area. A small turn to the right later and you are already back at Badria.
Kirche Heilig Kreuz in Aham
Gutshof Straß mit Kapelle
Filialkirche St. Johannes Baptist in Tötzham
Schloss Weikertsham
Parking
Free parking in the car park of the Badria swimming, sports and leisure centre.Coordinates
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
- Sun protection for skin and head is an indispensable companion on longer bike rides.
- A first aid kit, pump and spare tube should never be missing.
- Drink enough on the go and remember an emergency muesli bar.
- Clothing should be changeable according to the onion principle and breathable. Wind and rain protection is important!
- A bike helmet and sunglasses are recommended.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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