The large Kreuth pleasure route along the Weißach to the lake’s mouth and back.
A versatile, large circuit with the possibility to extend to Rottach-Egern or Bad Wiessee. You will experience the water adventure path "Natural spectacle Kreuth", the bathing beach at Ringsee, beautiful views at the foot of Ringberg and, with a view of Hirschberg, return to Kreuth. Except for the section at Ringberg near the "Bachmair Weißach Riding Facility", the round route is accessible all year. This can alternatively be bypassed via the Buchenweg and a small section along the federal road.
Author’s recommendation
A stop at the first Tegernsee coffee roastery in the Weißach district or at the natural cheese dairy Tegernseer Land with a beautiful sun terrace.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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WeißachalmErste Tegernseer Kaffeerösterei
Gasthof zur Weissach
Rainerstüberl
Natural cheese dairy TegernseerLand e.G.
Gasthof zum Hagn
Gasthaus zum Hirschberg
Göttfried
Bakery Café Sanktjohanser
Safety information
All information without guarantee.
Walking and riding on the routes described here is at your own risk.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
The start of the route is in Kreuth at the Riedlerbrücke. Downstream, we go along the Weißach to its mouth at Lake Tegernsee. Both sides are continuously walkable (path 501 or 502) and lead us through the Weißach meadows directly to the beautiful bathing beach at Ringsee. From here, we have the option to make a detour to Rottach-Egern or Bad Wiessee. With your guest card, you can travel back to Kreuth for free by RVO bus. For the circular route, we go back a short way along the Weißach and turn right at Aribostraße onto the federal road B318. We cross this to the left and then turn right onto the Rainerweg heading towards the campsite after a short stretch of pedestrian path. Here, a small path leads left over a small bridge up to the Buchenweg (sign Playground). Directly at the riding facility, we keep right on the gravel road between the paddocks. After a short distance, we leave this to the left and now go steeply uphill for a short time to a beautiful hill with a view of the lake. Downhill, it goes to the district Oberhof, then right onto the beautiful avenue along the federal road. We stay on path 504a until the football field, then continue straight on path 504 through the many beautiful districts Enterbach, Schärfen, Scharling, Point, Brunnbichl back to the starting point in Kreuth town center.
Alternatively, you can also go past the riding facility on the left to the federal road, follow it for a short distance and then turn right into the beautiful avenue at Oberhof. There is a footpath. From here, we return to the route described above.
Kurpark
Parkplatz am Kurpark
Kreuth Riedlerbrücke
E-Bike Ladestation an der Riedlerbrücke mit Trinkbrunnen
Weißachalm
Waldlehrpfad
Trinis
Erste Tegernseer Kaffeerösterei
Weißach Brücke
Gasthof zur Weissach
Weißach Bachmair Arena
Öffentliche Toilette Ringseebad
Lido Ringsee Rottach-Egern
Riedsäge
Rainerstüberl
Oberhof / Naturkäserei
Natural cheese dairy TegernseerLand e.G.
Parkplatz am Fußballplatz
Gasthof zum Hagn
Scharling Hirschbergweg
Gasthaus zum Hirschberg
Kreuth Rathaus
Göttfried
Warm outdoor pool Kreuth
Bakery Café Sanktjohanser
Tourist information Kreuth
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By MVV to Kreuth, bus stop Kreuth-Riedlerbrücke.
https://www.mvv-muenchen.de/fahrplanauskunft
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Directions
A8 to Holzkirchen exit, via B318 and B307 to Kreuth town center.
Parking
Paid parking in Kreuth at the spa park or at Raineralmweg in Riedlern.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
You can purchase the hiking map Tegernsee-Schliersee-Wendelstein at all tourist information offices at Lake Tegernsee. The alpine club map BY 13a - Bergsteigerdorf Kreuth, Mangfallgebirge Kreuth and surroundings can be purchased at the tourist information office in Kreuth.
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Equipment
Sturdy footwear as well as weather-appropriate clothing, possibly a rain jacket, drinking bottle, first aid kit.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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