Tegernsee beer garden route

From Gmund, the route runs along the lake circuit path on the east shore of Lake Tegernsee to Rottach-Egern. Shortly after the church of St. Laurentius, we turn left onto Fürstenstraße and follow it to the Weißach bridge. The route continues along the Weißach over the mountain climber village of Kreuth to just before the Achenpass at the Gasthof Glashütte. Now it goes back the same way for five kilometers to the bridge at the Klamm; we cross the federal road and cycle uphill through the Schwarzenbachtal to the Schwarzentennalm. Be careful on the following descent to Bad Wiessee as the first part on the forest road is very steep. Upon arrival in Bad Wiessee, the lake circuit path leads us on the west side of Lake Tegernsee back to the starting point in Gmund. For the final stage on the beer garden route, we turn left at Gut Kaltenbrunn onto Kaltenbrunner Straße towards Bad Tölz. Upon reaching the restaurant Tegernseer Hof, we turn left onto Tölzer Straße, then immediately right again towards Dürnbach. At the traffic light, we cross the federal road and turn right onto Dorfstraße into the Mühltal. Along the Manfall, we reach the starting point upstream in the town center of Gmund.

Note:

Those who want to shorten the route skip the detours to Schwaigeralm, Siebenhüttenalm, and Glashütte and ride directly from the bridge in Kreuth-Klamm to Schwarzentennalm (towards Bad Wiessee). This shortens the route by about one hour and approximately 15 kilometers.