Bockerl cycle path

The following route description starts in Langenbach:
From the station in Langenbach, the route initially follows a short stretch along the railway tracks or along the road towards Haag a. d. Amper. There we turn left into a small wooded area and cross the Amper over an idyllic wooden bridge. Past the sports field, it goes on to Haag a. d. Amper. Here a first stop is worthwhile in one of Bavaria's oldest beer gardens, the Schlossallee Haag.

We continue along the Amper canal to Zolling. The two bathing lakes Haager Weiher and Anglberger Weiher, which lie close to the route, offer ideal cooling on hot days. A visit to the church of St. John the Baptist is worthwhile in Zolling. Now we follow the Bockerl cycle path north, over small villages and partly along the edge of the forest, to Attenkirchen with its historic village center. After the church, we turn right towards Nandlstadt. Now the view opens up and we cycle past fields and hop gardens as well as through the village of Figlsdorf, whereby some altitude meters have to be mastered. In Nandlstadt, the pretty neo-Gothic town hall, the village center, or the forest pool invite you to take a break.

The route then continues uphill on little-used side roads to Reichertshausen. Not far from there, in the direction of Willertshausen, there is a 6 meter high hop platform (Hopfenhimmel) with a beautiful view of the surrounding hop gardens. We continue on a gravel path to Au in the Hallertau. The hop community is known for the Au castle brewery with an attached beer garden. Au also offers various market tours, a historic village center, and further refreshment options.

Past the small wooded area Tannet, we continue along the former railway track to Enzelhausen with the well-known Schimmel chapel. Now we cycle through Rudelzhausen and encounter a small cycle underpass at the town exit, which shortly afterwards leads us to the end point of the Bockerl cycle path. There we meet the Abens cycle path, which continues towards Puttenhausen and Mainburg.