Lechstausee loop

From the Via Claudia campsite to Badewäldersee on a gravel path through the forest. At the end of the forest, a small singletrail with wooden bridges (caution slippery) leads down to the holiday village. From here, across the dam and along the shore in a southern direction. Up to Gründl, the path is a singletrail with many tree roots, partially also built with steps for hikers. The wooden bridge is made difficult for cyclists by a staggered barrier.

The second section of the Lech shore path goes through a marsh area, so that wooden boardwalks are partly ridden which are max. 1.00 m wide. After the industrial area, you enter a forest where you have to open a gate that says "landscape conservation grazers graze here" with pictures of goats, sheep, and horses. OK, there were also cow pats on the path. The sign means, however, that we ride through pastureland and various animals roam "freely" here (see picture). After the forest section, you reach a car park below the dam of the Prem reservoir. The path goes over the dam and now follows the bike path/road back to Lechbruck and to the Via Claudia campsite. An alternative to the bike path is the gravel path along the Lech, which is reached if you go right down to the Lech immediately after the dam.