moderate
Distance 96.5 km
4:45 h
795 m
828 m
790 m
572 m
The region around Lake Tegernsee is a top-class road cycling area because: It offers everything that cycling enthusiasts enjoy, from flat lake circuit routes to hardcore climbs in the pre-Alps.
According to Christian Grasmann's definition, this is a “flat tour” because the route leaves the mountainous Tegernsee region and crosses the flat to hilly foreland. The northern west-east link already cuts through the area popular for after-work rides by the Munich road cycling scene. At Valley, the route crosses the Mangfall River for the first time, which gives the southern mountain range its name, then the route encircles the Seehamer “motorway lake” and crosses the Mangfall again before passing Gmund and returning to the starting point in Waakirchen.
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TOUR
TOUR - Das Rennradmagazin has been Europe's largest and leading road bike magazine since it was founded in 1977. The editorial team in Munich is the global benchmark for independent, well-founded laboratory and practical tests of road bikes, components and accessories. In addition, TOUR accompanies international racing with elaborate and in-depth reports as well as the amateur and hobby sports scene. Guidebooks and service stories on training, fitness and nutrition as well as travel reports round off the range of topics. TOUR is published monthly as a printed magazine, as an app and as a digital edition. Go to tour-magazin.de/touren.html to access the routes section of the TOUR website.
TOUR - Das Rennradmagazin has been Europe's largest and leading road bike magazine since it was founded in 1977. The editorial team in Munich is the global benchmark for independent, well-founded laboratory and practical tests of road bikes, components and accessories. In addition, TOUR accompanies international racing with elaborate and in-depth reports as well as the amateur and hobby sports scene. Guidebooks and service stories on training, fitness and nutrition as well as travel reports round off the range of topics. TOUR is published monthly as a printed magazine, as an app and as a digital edition. Go to tour-magazin.de/touren.html to access the routes section of the TOUR website.

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