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About Taubenberg

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    A scenic hike worthwhile throughout the year
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    Distance 16.7 km
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    294 m
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    Taubenberg is of great importance to Munich residents, as a large part of Munich's drinking water is sourced at Taubenberg and the neighboring Mangfall valley. But Munich residents also like to visit this gentle hill for recreational purposes, whose highest point features an observation tower accessible in the summer half-year. The key can be obtained at the nearby Taubenberghaus if the tower is locked. Large parts of Taubenberg are forested, but along the west-east oriented ridge there are repeatedly nice views of the nearby mountains of the Bavarian Prealps.

    From Warngau, the path leads fairly directly up to Taubenberg, first to the observation tower and then to the Christoph chapel. Here begins the scenic hike to Taubenberghaus and Maroldhof and down past several farms into the Mangfall valley at Gotzing. Following now mostly flat paths, one follows the course of the Mangfall before rising again onto a plateau extending between Mangfall and Schlierach. With repeatedly beautiful views, the path leads through numerous farms and finally down to Miesbach, the destination of this route suggestion.

    Author’s recommendation

    A visit to Taubenberg is worth it at any time of the year!
    Difficulty
    easy
    Overall difficulty
    easy

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    Landscape
    Highest point
    Taubenstein, 896 m
    Lowest point
    628 m
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    Track types

    Asphalt 20.51%Dirt road 61.49%Forested/wild trail 13.54%Path 0.21%Road 4.22%
    Asphalt
    3.4 km
    Dirt road
    10.2 km
    Forested/wild trail
    2.3 km
    Path
    36 m
    Road
    703 m
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    Safety information

    The only significant hazards along this route suggestion come from motorized road traffic. In particular, at the end of the long descent from Taubenberg, shortly before reaching the Mangfall valley, a local connecting road is used for a short stretch, which has no separate footpath.

    Tips and suggestions

    Information including the opening hours of refreshment options at Taubenberg:

    Roadbook

    From the platform of the Warngau stop, go right until you reach the crossing Bahnhofstraße. Follow this street into the small village. Beyond the intersection with the busy federal road, Taubenbergstraße continues, interestingly consisting of two small parallel lanes. Along the right lane, head towards the church, which is passed counterclockwise with a slight ascent. After crossing the village brook, turn right and continue along the brook following Schulweg. After crossing the brook three more times, the path leads into a road that rises steeply to the right; here turn left onto Austraße. This road branches after another brook crossing: first right and a few meters later left. The road now climbs noticeably and leads into a strip of forest. The paved path ends at a water reservoir, where a small track begins on its left side. Follow this uphill until, upon reaching the ridge, a crossing forest road is met. Turning right on this road, you will soon pass the observation tower and shortly after, slightly descending for the first time, reach St. Christoph chapel. A small lane continues in the same direction to Taubenberghaus, with an option to shorten via the meadows. The path initially loses altitude at Taubenberghaus but ascends again somewhat through the forest. Passing Maroldhof and Kogelkapelle, the path descends once more and, after a combination of curves, reaches open terrain again. With repeatedly nice views, continue downhill past several farms. The descent ends at Westinhof, and the lane enters the forest again. At the immediately following right curve, leave the road straight ahead and continue on a forestry road. This soon curves right as well and descends to a local connecting road. Follow this road downhill for about 150 meters into the Mangfall valley (caution: no separate footpath!), then turn right at the first opportunity. Without crossing the Holzkirchen - Miesbach railway line, pass through the municipal works of Stadtwerke München. Numerous spring intakes are passed at the foot of the slope until the wide road finally crosses the Mangfall river. On the other side of the river, the path follows the Mangfall and eventually passes the confluence of Schlierach into the Mangfall, though this remains out of sight. After a long straight section, another bridge is reached, and Schlierach is crossed. On the other side, turn left and continue along the edge of the forest. At a right curve, the path branches; take the right path and remain in the Mangfall valley. The wide lane continues southwest with only a few gentle curves. Old power line poles occasionally accompany the path, and finally, the end of the water protection area is reached. Watch out at a barrier: shortly after, a footpath branches left, unmarked, leading up onto the plateau. At Gasteighof, a paved lane is reached that continues mostly eastward. After passing a chapel, the road soon branches again. Continue right and past Baumstinglhof to another, this time acute-angled fork. The left lane climbs once more and runs along the forest edge past Aignerhof, situated on a small height. Now descending again, enter the forest and cross a small brook in a terrain hollow. A final climb leads once more to the outskirts of Miesbach. Along the street Auf der Grün, which soon becomes Albert-Schweitzer-Straße, pass the cemetery and shortly after, the senior center. The descent intensifies and the street leads steeply down to Schlierach. Immediately behind the bridge, cross the railway line and turning left, proceed to the nearby, already visible Miesbach station.
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    Public transport

    Public-transport-friendly

    The Bayerische Oberlandbahn runs at least hourly from Munich to the Oberland. The Warngau station, where the route description begins, is served by the train sections heading to Lenggries or Tegernsee.

    The return trip from Miesbach is also direct with the Bayerische Oberlandbahn to Munich without transfer.

    Directions

    Coming from Munich on A 8 to the Holzkirchen junction. From there, take B 318 towards Tegernsee. The small village Warngau is reached after only a few kilometers.

    Parking

    Several parking spaces are available at Warngau station. To reach them, at the village level, leave the federal road heading towards Tegernsee by turning right onto Bahnhofstraße. Turn right immediately before the railway crossing and park at the stop.

    Coordinates

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    47.833524, 11.709849
    DMS
    47°50'00.7"N 11°42'35.5"E
    UTM
    32T 702784 5301353
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    Get there by train, car, bike, or on foot!

    Book recommendation by the author

    The route suggestion combines two routes from the recommended booklet by Siegfried Garnweidner: "Munich Winter Hikes. The 50 most beautiful routes south of Munich", ISBN 978-3-85026-384-9.

    Author’s map recommendations

    Maps from various providers are available, for example:

    • Official topographic map (ATK25), P12 Holzkirchen, ISBN 978-3-89933-501-9
    • Kompass map no. 181 Rosenheim, Bad Aibling, Wasserburg am Inn

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    Equipment

    Sturdy footwear is recommended for the route, even though mostly wide paths are used.

    Although there are refreshment options available on the first half of the route at Taubenberg, it is advisable to carry enough provisions and drinks.

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    Parts of this content were machine translated from German.

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    Difficulty
    easy
    Overall difficulty
    easy

    Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

    Distance
    16.7 km
    Duration
    4:00 h
    Ascent
    294 m
    Descent
    324 m
    Highest point
    896 m
    Lowest point
    628 m
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