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Rott am Inn

Welcome to Rott am Inn, a charming town in the district of Rosenheim, Germany. This guide offers you everything you need for an unforgettable stay.

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Attractions in Rott am Inn


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Bicycle Rides · Chiemsee-Alpenland
Wasserburg cycling loop
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 109.2 km
Duration 7:50 h
Ascent 774 m
Descent 838 m

The Wasserburg cycling loop is for connoisseurs who want to combine sporty exercise with continuous visual pleasure and culinary delights.

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from Chiemsee-Alpenland Tourismus,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 61.5 km
Duration 4:20 h
Ascent 253 m
Descent 218 m

On this tour, you will discover the northern coffee houses of the Chiemsee Alpine region. 

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from Katharina Koppetsch,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
Hiking Trail · Chiemsee-Alpenland
Hiking from Rott a. Inn - on the Entenweiherweg
recommended route Difficulty easy
Distance 6.2 km
Duration 1:30 h
Ascent 41 m
Descent 41 m

Nice hike on flat terrain around the Entenweiher.

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from Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Rott a.Inn,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
Long Distance Cycling · Salzburg and surroundings
Mozart Cycle Path
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 385.4 km
Duration 32:00 h
Ascent 2,023 m
Descent 2,023 m

Six-day cycling route on the Mozart Cycle Path from Salzburg via Traunstein, Wasserburg, Kufstein, Kirchdorf/St. Johann in Tirol, Bad Reichenhall, ...

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from Feuer & Eis Touristik,   Feuer und Eis
Long Distance Cycling · Chiemsee-Alpenland
Mozart Cycle Route Stage 10: Wasserburg am Inn - Rosenheim
recommended route Difficulty easy
Distance 28.9 km
Duration 1:59 h
Ascent 137 m
Descent 109 m

Stage 10 of the Mozart Cycle Route leads from Wasserburg a.Inn to Rosenheim.

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from Sabine Zölß, Alpstein GmbH,   Euregio Radgruppe - SalzburgerLand, Chiemgau, Chiemsee-Alpenland, Berchtesgadener Land
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 73.5 km
Duration 4:20 h
Ascent 347 m
Descent 365 m

This gravel route combines everything that makes the Chiemsee-Alpenland region so special for gravel bikers: fast gravel sections, quiet forest ...

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from Katharina Koppetsch,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 32.6 km
Duration 7:00 h
Ascent 165 m
Descent 83 m

The path does not follow the Inn but leads over hilly land and an extensive forest...

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from Judith Simon,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
recommended route Difficulty difficult closed
Distance 621.8 km
Duration 45:45 h
Ascent 4,853 m
Descent 4,810 m

The marked Jakobus cycling route runs over 600 km from Passau to Lindau. Mostly on low-traffic secondary roads and bike paths, as close as ...

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from Jürgen Nitz,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
Pilgrim Trail · Chiemsee-Alpenland
Jakobsweg from Altötting to Kiefersfelden
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 187.2 km
Duration 46:20 h
Ascent 1,050 m
Descent 1,019 m

Once you have set out to walk the famous Jakobsweg, it is hard to let go again - discover the Jakobsweg in the Chiemsee-Alpenland!

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from Judith Simon,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 103.4 km
Duration 7:15 h
Ascent 316 m
Descent 298 m

Coffee enjoyment along the Inn - a roughly 100 km long cycling route with many opportunities to stop and try the coffee specialties of the ...

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from Sarah Müllinger,   Chiemsee-Alpenland
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Geographical location and special features: Rott am Inn is located between Munich and Salzburg and is surrounded by the Alps. The town is known for its picturesque landscapes with rolling hills, green meadows and rivers. The historic centre of the town is characterised by beautiful buildings from the 19th century.

Touristically relevant sights: The town parish church of St. Laurentius is a must for every visitor. This baroque church was built in the 18th century and houses an impressive collection of artwork from this time period. The Schlossberg Museum shows the history of the region as well as archaeological finds from the Bronze Age to modern times. Another highlight are the many small shops along the market square - here you will find local products such as handmade ceramics or regional foodstuffs.

Cultural highlights and events: In Rott am Inn there are various cultural events to experience throughout the year: From traditional folk festivals such as the Maypole Festival to classical music concerts at Maxlrain Castle or jazz concerts at the "Altes Kino" cultural centre.

Culinary specialities: Bavarian cuisine has a lot to offer! Be sure to try Weißwurst (white sausage) with pretzels or Schweinshaxe (knuckle of pork) with sauerkraut. We recommend a cool beer from one of the many local breweries to go with it.

Outdoor activities: The countryside around Rott am Inn offers many opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or swimming in the nearby lake Simssee. In winter, you can put your skiing and snowboarding skills to the test in the nearby ski resorts.

Rain weather tips: There is plenty to do even in bad weather! Visit the Schlossberg Museum or relax in one of the cosy cafés along the market square.

Where is it most beautiful in Rott am Inn? We recommend a walk through the old town of Rott am Inn - here you will find beautiful buildings, cobbled streets and a charming atmosphere. The view of the Alps from the "Hoher Peißenberg" vantage point is also breathtaking!

Conclusion: Rott am Inn is definitely worth a trip! With this compilation of travel tips, you are well equipped for an unforgettable stay in the Rosenheim district. Whether culture, nature or culinary delights - everyone will get their money's worth here. We hope that this travel guide will help you and wish you lots of fun discovering Rott am Inn!

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Reviews

  • July 10, 2024
    Alexandra P. 
    July 10, 2024
    Tolle Strecke mit renaturierten Bereichen. Man kann nur an wenigen Stellen anlegen. Aufgrund des letzten Hochwassers ausserdem auf dem ersten Abschnitt einige Bremsen. Ansonsten landschaftlich ein Traum!
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    Written July 10, 2024
  • April 13, 2024
    Ralph Mücke 
    April 13, 2024
    Sehr gute Wegeführung. Gut für jeden, der viel auf Teer und aussichtsreich eine Runde drehen möchte. Der Weg sollte nach Gasthof Filzenklaas nicht auf die Landesstraße führen.
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    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
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    Komische Kirche in Tuntenhausen
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    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Written April 13, 2024
  • July 18, 2022
    Stefan Klinge 
    July 17, 2022
    Wir haben die ersten 10km dieser Tour gemacht und sind am Rotter Ausee ausgestiegen. Der erste Teil des Hammerbach bis km ist wunderschön natürlich. Danach ist er sehr begradigt durch den Bau der Inn-Staustufe. Nett zu fahren, aber nicht ganz so schön wie der obere Teil.
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    Photo: Stefan Klinge, Community
    Photo: Stefan Klinge, Community
    Photo: Stefan Klinge, Community
    Photo: Stefan Klinge, Community
    Written July 18, 2022
  • July 10, 2022
    Andreas Blüm
    Tolle Tour. Danke!
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    Photo: Andreas Blüm, Community
    Written July 10, 2022
    Bicycle Rides
    Grafing_Wasserburg
  • March 18, 2020
    Robert Schübel 
    March 18, 2020
    Ein wunderschöner Radltag durch das Oberland, herrlich entspannt über die Dörfer tingeln - das mag ich! So gut wie null Verkehr (sicher auch krisenbedingt), allermeist sehr gut zu befahrende Strecke, viele Sehenswürdigkeiten. Letztlich eine sehr profilierte Strecke, ziemlich herausfordernd die knapp 1.200hm über viele kleine Hügel verteilt, hab knapp 6 Stunden gebraucht. Sehr zu empfehlen! Rennrad? Anfangs zwei kürzere unbefestigte 1k Abschnitte um Wasserburg; gg. Ende zwei längere matschige bzw. holprige Wald- bzw. Feldwege über vlt. jeweils 2k. Danke für die schöne Tour! 😊
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    Written March 18, 2020
    Bicycle Rides
    Wasserburg cycling loop
  • September 16, 2018
    Trailsammler !
    Tolle Tour! Uneingeschränkt zu empfehlen.
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    Written September 16, 2018
    Bicycle Rides
    Wasserburg cycling loop
  • June 23, 2015
    Sabine Zölß
    Mozart Radweg führt durch schöne Land- und Ortschaften......sehr zu empfehlen!
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    Mozartradweg in Laufen
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    Brücke Laufen-Oberndorf
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    Radweg in der Stadt Salzburg entlang der Salzach
    Photo: Sabine Zölß, Community
    Written June 23, 2015
    Long Distance Cycling
    Mozart Cycle Path
  • November 09, 2014
    Manuela Stiepert
    November 09, 2014
    Kurz aber fein😊
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    Wie unten so auch oben 😉
    Photo: Manuela Stiepert, Community
    Written November 09, 2014

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