Halblech River – Halbammer River loop from Bad Kohlgrub

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Bad Kohlgrub

Halblech River – Halbammer River loop from Bad Kohlgrub

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Halblech River – Halbammer River loop from Bad Kohlgrub

05:12

75.6km

1,090m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 58.2 km for 70 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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745 m

View of Hinteres Hörnle

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If the clouds do not cover it, you have a beautiful view of the Hörnle

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2.15 km

View of Sprittelsberg and the Pre-Alps

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Long continuous ascent with short recovery periods from Staffelsee.
Not passable with the racing bike.

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11.8 km

View of Hörnle and Hohe Kisten from Geizenmoos

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14.7 km

View of Bayersoiener See and the Ammergau Alps

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Beautiful location, with a great view of Lake Bayersoien and the mountains. Just take a short stop and take in the great impressions and beautiful perspectives.

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21.4 km

Ammerschlucht an der Echelsbacher Brücke

Nature Reserve

30.5 km

Moore um die Wies

Nature Reserve

45.0 km

Halblech River

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The Halblech is an idyllic river in the Ammergau Alps that flows through a picturesque landscape. Its crystal-clear waters invite you to linger and offer nature lovers a quiet refuge.

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47.1 km

Halblech River

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All beginning starts a bit small. A nice route to drive here.

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50.4 km

Watershed Trail in the Ammergebirge

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Simply fantastic area for mountain biking 👍

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64.2 km

Halbammer River

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The path leads through a narrow valley, directly along the river. The gradient and ascent are mostly gentle. The path is a typical forest path in very good condition and closed to car traffic.

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