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Cycling tours in the Chiemsee-Alpenland 

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Whe­re moun­ta­ins reflect and wheels roll — cycling tours in the Chiem­see-Alpen­land region

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In the Chiem­see-Alpen­land regi­on, loca­ted bet­ween Munich and Salz­burg, Bava­ria shows its most beau­tiful side. The diver­se land­scape is embedded in the hil­ly Alpi­ne foot­hills of the Chiem­gau and Inn­tal Alps. Impo­sing moun­ta­ins with lush green alpi­ne mea­dows, enti­cing lakes, moors and rivers as well as pic­tures­que vil­la­ges with genui­ne Bava­ri­an tra­di­ti­on — you will find all of this in the Chiem­see-Alpen­land. Dis­co­ver the cul­tu­ral diver­si­ty of the regi­on and not least the “Bava­ri­an Sea”, Lake Chiem­see. Ice-age gla­ciers once shaped the land­scape here. If you look to the south, you will see the breath­ta­king Alpi­ne chain that leads on to Aus­tria and Ita­ly. If you look to the north, a love­ly Alpi­ne foot­hills land­scape with hills and bathing lakes, forests, moors and flower mea­dows spreads out befo­re you. 

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The picture shows a cyclist photographed from below from a flower meadow, so that the flowers in the foreground are clearly visible. The sun shines above her, bathing the picture in warm light and creating a cheerful, summery atmosphere.
  • 5 Days
  • 258 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Was­ser­radl­weg — Salt loop wit­hout lug­ga­ge transfer

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from 909,- per person

Cyclists enjoy the lake panorama
  • 7 Days
  • 165 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis part­ner tour

Chiem­see — Königssee

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from 878,- per person

The picture shows a cyclist photographed from below from a flower meadow, so that the flowers in the foreground are clearly visible. The sun shines above her, bathing the picture in warm light and creating a cheerful, summery atmosphere.
  • 5 Days
  • 258 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis own tour

Water bike trail — Salt loop with lug­ga­ge transfer

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from 949,- per person

Cyclists enjoy the lake panorama
  • 7 Days
  • 230 km
  • Cycling tour
  • Feu­er und Eis part­ner tour

Star bike tour Chiem­see // Cate­go­ry B

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Small gui­de: Chiemsee-Alpenland 

On our tours in the Chiem­see-Alpen­land regi­on, the focus is not only on the beau­tiful moun­tain pan­ora­ma, but also on Ger­many’s second lar­gest inland lake. Look for­ward to num­e­rous sea­si­de resorts, natu­ral bea­ches and bathing lakes. In sum­mer, it’s worth taking a break to swim and refresh yours­elf. In spring and fall, num­e­rous sun-see­kers flock to the shore to enjoy the magni­fi­cent view at a pic­nic or in one of the small beer gar­dens. You will also pass through tra­di­tio­nal vil­la­ges with baro­que churches, old farm­hou­ses and roman­tic orchards. You can not only dis­co­ver Lake Chiem­see and the sur­roun­ding area by bike, but also explo­re the two islands in the “Bava­ri­an Sea” on a boat trip (for exam­p­le from Gstad or Prien). Her­ren­chiem­see is home to the magni­fi­cent palace of King Lud­wig II, also known as the “New Her­ren­wörth Palace”. The palace was built from 1878 and is also known as “Litt­le Ver­sailles” as it was mode­led on the ori­gi­nal. Frau­en­chiem­see, the second lar­gest of the three islands, is per­ma­nent­ly inha­bi­ted and an inspi­ring place for artists and poets to take a crea­ti­ve break. The church of the Bene­dic­ti­ne con­vent is open to visi­tors. Gui­ded tours are also available. 

Fur­ther high­lights in the Chiemsee-Alpenland: 

Almost every vaca­tio­ner knows Her­ren­chiem­see Cast­le in Chiem­see or Frau­en­in­sel. But have you ever been to Was­ser­burg am Inn or the Rosen­heim Cops in Rosen­heim? Or have you expe­ri­en­ced the view from the sum­mit of the Kam­pen­wand or the Wen­del­stein? The Chiem­see-Alpen­land regi­on offers a varie­ty of top sights that can be com­bi­ned with an acti­ve vaca­ti­on in the region: 

  • Prien with its beau­tiful promenade
  • Her­ren­chiem­see and Frau­en­in­sel can be rea­ched by boat from Gstadt or Prien
  • “Ban­kerl­dorf” Aschau with its 192 the­med ben­ches to “slow down”
  • Ride on the Hoch­eck cable car from Oberaudorf
  • Ame­rang Cast­le (in the dis­trict of Rosenheim)
  • Was­ser­burg am Inn with the “Schö­ne Aus­sicht” view­point. From up the­re, you can see how the Inn mean­ders around the town. 
  • Burg­hau­sen with the lon­gest cast­le in Euro­pe (1051m)
  • Ber­nau direct­ly at the foot­hills of the Chiem­gau Alps
  • Marktl near Alt­öt­ting — the birth­place of Pope Bene­dict XVI.
  • Roman Muse­um Seebruck
  • Achen­del­ta natu­re reser­ve (mouth of the Tiro­ler Achen into the Chiemsee)
  • Bava­ri­an Moor and Peat Muse­um in Rottau
  • The Kam­pen­wand with the Kam­pen­wand­bahn — at 1,669m one of the hig­hest peaks in the region
  • The Wen­del­stein — Ger­many’s hig­hest church, the Geo-Park, the ice cave and the cog rail­road make the Wen­del­stein a very spe­cial excur­si­on destination.
  • Rosen­heim — A city straight out of a pic­tu­re book and home to the Rosen­heim Cops

Events to the left and right of the Chiem­see cycle path 

  • Was­ser­burg lights up. Light show with “faca­de map­ping” — always on the first Fri­day after the end of the sum­mer vaca­ti­ons (Bava­ria)
  • Rosen­heim Autumn Fes­ti­val — every year at the end of August on the Lore­to meadow
  • Mar­ket fes­ti­val in Prien with over 30 years of tra­di­ti­on — every year in August
  • Immlin­gen Fes­ti­val for ope­ra enthu­si­asts — every year bet­ween mid-June and August
  • Gau­trach­ten­fest (lar­gest and oldest tra­di­tio­nal cos­tu­me fes­ti­val in Bava­ria) — every year at a dif­fe­rent loca­ti­on in Chiemsee-
  • Alpi­ne country
  • Fes­ti­val of lights in See­bruck — every year in mid-August

*Feu­er und Eis Tou­ris­tik is an offi­ci­al coope­ra­ti­on part­ner of Chiem­see-Alpen­land Tourismus