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Cycle tour All­gäu Start in Wan­gen: lei­su­re­ly with lug­ga­ge transfer

from 1.458,- per person

  • Duration: 11 Days
  • Total distance: approx. 476 km
  • Altitude: (+) 4300 m
  • Altitude: (-) 4290 m
  • Difficulty:
It is new, it is dif­fe­rent, it has no begin­ning and no end: the All­gäu Cycle Tour. This 476-kilo­me­ter long-distance cycle rou­te sets new stan­dards. Becau­se unli­ke the well-known river rou­tes, this is not about a tour from one point to the next, but about lite­ral­ly cycling through a regi­on with its sto­ries, per­so­na­li­ties and dif­fe­rent land­scapes. The pro­duct was crea­ted as a joint effort by 14 All­gäu towns and adver­ti­sing asso­cia­ti­ons, the four All­gäu dis­tricts and other tou­rism part­ners who have joi­n­ed forces in the Bicy­cle Busi­ness Area Group under the lea­der­ship of All­gäu GmbH. The All­gäu Cycle Tour leads through six dis­tricts in Bava­ria, neigh­bor­ing Baden-Würt­tem­berg and Tyrol on 476 most­ly asphal­ted kilo­me­ters. It does not con­nect place by place and city by city in a straight line. Ins­tead, she immer­ses hers­elf in the sto­ries of the All­gäu, brings per­so­na­li­ties to life and turns the land­scape into a nar­ra­tor. On and direct­ly next to the path are not only world-famous sights such as Neu­schwan­stein Cast­le, but also the birth­places and places of acti­vi­ty of renow­ned per­so­na­li­ties such as the water doc­tor Sebas­ti­an Kneipp. Pret­ty, baro­que towns such as Bad Wurz­ach, Wan­gen and Isny invi­te you to lin­ger. Dre­a­my vil­la­ges at the foot of bizar­re moun­tain peaks tell sto­ries of a long, respectful rela­ti­onship bet­ween man and the moun­ta­ins. The focus of the cycle tour is on enjoy­ment. In order to meet indi­vi­du­al requi­re­ments, two axes — the Iller and All­gäu cycle paths — pro­vi­de a total of nine pos­si­ble rou­tes. Every cyclist will find a rou­te with a sui­ta­ble ele­va­ti­on pro­fi­le. In addi­ti­on, the more than 50 sta­ti­ons along the rou­te gua­ran­tee maxi­mum fle­xi­bi­li­ty. The­re is also a com­pre­hen­si­ve net­work of e‑bike ren­tal and char­ging stations. 
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Day 1
Indi­vi­du­al arrival
Distanz: 0 km Höhe (+): 0m Höhe (-): 0m
Arri­ve rela­xed in Wan­gen and enjoy the after­noon at your leisure.
Day 2
Wan­gen — Eglofs — Eisen­harz — Isny — Lindenberg
Distanz: 52 km Höhe (+): 520m Höhe (-): 330m
Your tour beg­ins in Wan­gen im All­gäu. The pic­tures­que and careful­ly res­to­red town with its many his­to­ric buil­dings boasts one of the most beau­tiful streets in sou­thern Ger­ma­ny. On today’s rou­te, you first head towards Eglofs. The next few kilo­me­ters beco­me more moun­tai­nous and stre­nuous. The cycle rou­te takes you to Isny and Mai­er­hö­fen. The gla­cier left behind rug­ged gor­ges and mys­te­rious water­falls. From Schön­au, the cycle tour con­ti­nues to Röthen­bach and on to your desti­na­ti­on today, Lin­den­berg, or to Wei­ler if you are stay­ing overnight. 
Day 3
Lin­den­berg — Wei­ler — Stie­fen­ho­fen — Ober­stau­fen — Immenstadt/Sonthofen
Distanz: 41 km Höhe (+): 460m Höhe (-): 490m
After Lin­den­berg, you reach Scheid­egg, which offers excel­lent wea­ther con­di­ti­ons and gre­at pan­o­r­amic views. The tour first takes you on to Sim­mer­berg, whe­re the rou­te beco­mes stee­per and more win­ding. Your next desti­na­ti­ons are the vil­la­ges of Ober­reu­te, which lies on the bor­der with Aus­tria, Hop­fen with a wort­hwhile visit to the Arte­mi­sia herb gar­den, Stie­fen­ho­fen, Gen­ho­fen and Ober­stau­fen. The Nagel­fl­uh­ket­te with its moun­tain ran­ge of the same name to the south will now be at your side. The rou­te con­ti­nues along the rail­road tracks to the Gro­ßer Alp­see lake and on to Immenstadt or Sonthofen. 
Day 4
Immenstadt/Sonthofen — Ofter­schwang — Fischen — Sont­ho­fen — Ret­ten­berg- Oy-Mittelberg
Distanz: 59 km Höhe (+): 730m Höhe (-): 520m
Today you cycle along the Iller to Bih­ler­dorf and take a loop through the vil­la­ges of Ofter­schwang befo­re arri­ving in Fischen. At the end of Fischen, the cycle rou­te cros­ses the Iller. Cycle along the idyl­lic banks of the river until you reach the town of Sont­ho­fen. Short­ly befo­re the town of Ret­ten­berg, a steep climb bet­ween Alt­ach and Bichel gives you a fore­tas­te of the kilo­me­ters to come. The cycle cir­cuit leads to the Rot­tach reser­voir, along the long side of which you con­ti­nue to work your way up. Your reward is a fan­ta­stic view over the enti­re Ober­all­gäu regi­on. From Haag you reach Oy. On the way the­re, you sim­ply have to stop and enjoy the pan­ora­ma: The view stret­ches as far as the Zug­spit­ze on one side and far back into the flat coun­try­si­de on the other. 
Day 5
Oy-Mit­tel­berg — Jung­holz — Schattwald/Zöblen — Tannheim
Distanz: 32 km Höhe (+): 330m Höhe (-): 180m
The rest of the rou­te is hil­ly bet­ween the peaks. From Habs­bichl you cycle on towards Unter­joch. The toug­hest ascent in this area awaits you on this sec­tion, but it is over after around 100 meters. You then pass the bor­der to Aus­tria, bare­ly noti­ceable, and cycle into the Tann­hei­mer Tal val­ley towards Tann­heim to your hotel. 
Day 6
Tann­heim — Pfron­ten — Zell/Eisenberg — Hop­fen a.See — Füssen
Distanz: 40 km Höhe (+): 260m Höhe (-): 560m
On the way back to Ger­ma­ny, you cycle along the River Ach through the forests and small gor­ges of the Ach Val­ley. The rou­te is as varied as it is beau­tiful. Enjoy the moun­tain pan­ora­ma with its harsh cli­ma­te once again befo­re you reach Pfron­ten. You can dis­co­ver the cast­le ruins of Hohen­frey­berg and Eisen­berg on the rest of the jour­ney until you final­ly arri­ve in Hop­fen am See. Along the lake­si­de pro­me­na­de, also known as the Rivie­ra of the All­gäu, the­re are many cafés and restau­rants with breath­ta­king pan­o­r­amic views of the peaks of the Ammer­gau, Lech­tal, Tann­heim and All­gäu Alps. The cycle tour leads through mea­dows and fields as a roadsi­de cycle path to Füs­sen and thus the end of the All­gäu Cycle Tour. 
Day 7
Füs­sen — Ross­haup­ten — Markt­ober­dorf — Kauf­beu­ren — Bad Wörishofen
Distanz: 61 km Höhe (+): 170m Höhe (-): 150m
Your day tour beg­ins in Füs­sen, with the best views of the moun­ta­ins, along the Forg­gen­see. The roy­al cast­les of Hohen­schwan­gau and Neu­schwan­stein can be seen again and again on the other side of the lake. The cycle path takes you to Diet­rin­gen, Roß­haup­ten, Stöt­ten and Rie­der befo­re arri­ving in Markt­ober­dorf. You then cycle towards Eben­ho­fen and Bies­sen­ho­fen and final­ly reach Kauf­beu­ren. A short tour of the old town is defi­ni­te­ly wort­hwhile. You will soon arri­ve in Bad Wöris­ho­fen, Kneip­p’s his­to­ric place of work and your desti­na­ti­on for today. 
Day 8
Bad Wöris­ho­fen — Otto­beu­ren — Memmingen
Distanz: 55 km Höhe (+): 430m Höhe (-): 460m
Today’s cycle rou­te beg­ins through the green of the old morai­ne land­scape. Easy clim­bs, forest and mea­dow paths as well as views of the distant moun­tain peaks lead you to your next inter­me­dia­te desti­na­ti­on: Otto­beu­ren. Befo­re you reach the town, you can alre­a­dy see the basi­li­ca. The cycle tour its­elf takes you right through the cen­ter of Otto­beu­ren. The basi­li­ca and the monas­tery are par­ti­cu­lar­ly worth see­ing here. You lea­ve Otto­beu­ren again in the direc­tion of Wes­ter­heim. You will reach the town of Mem­min­gen via field paths and other routes. 
Day 9
Mem­min­gen — Leutkirch/Bad Wurzach
Distanz: 60 km Höhe (+): 440m Höhe (-): 390m
Lea­ve Mem­min­gen again today and cycle through num­e­rous smal­ler vil­la­ges and mea­dow land­scapes to Bad Grö­nen­bach. From the­re, you first have to over­co­me one of the first chal­len­ging clim­bs to reach Ober­binn­wang and Unter­binn­wang. After a flat hill pro­fi­le fol­lo­wed by more hills, you reach Leut­kirch. A beau­tiful pan­ora­ma now accom­pa­nies you all the way to Bad Wurz­ach. The cast­le of Bad Wurz­ach, who­se cen­ter­pie­ce is the stair­ca­se, is well worth seeing. 
Day 10
Leutkirch/Bad Wurz­ach — Kiß­legg — Wol­fegg — Wald­burg — Wangen
Distanz: 65 km Höhe (+): 530m Höhe (-): 620m
Today’s stage beg­ins in the direc­tion of Krat­ten­wei­ler and Zie­gel­bach with the next lar­gest desti­na­ti­on being Kieß­legg. The rou­te also takes you past seve­ral ponds, with the oppor­tu­ni­ty to swim in the Holz­müh­le­wei­her pond. On the way from Wol­fegg to Wald­burg, on the hill of the Lore­to Cha­pel, you have a good view of the Zug­spit­ze mas­sif and the Ber­ne­se Alps in good wea­ther. Fol­low the path and you will find more breath­ta­king views; among other things, you can see as far as Lich­ten­stein, Aus­tria, Lake Con­s­tance and Switz­er­land. Final­ly you reach Wan­gen again. 
Day 11
Indi­vi­du­al Departure
Distanz: 0 km Höhe (+): 0m Höhe (-): 0m
Indi­vi­du­al depar­tu­re or opti­on to extend your stay.

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15.09.2026 — 15.10.2026 (Arri­val: daily)
April 1, 2027 – May 31, 2027 (Check-in: daily)
June 1, 2027 – Octo­ber 17, 2027 (Check-in: daily)

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Single room

EUR 1.858,00
EUR 1.895,00
EUR 1.955,00

Double room*

EUR 1.458,00
EUR 1.545,00
EUR 1.585,00
*Prices are per person.

Additional nights BEFORE the tour

(25.03.2027 — 31.10.2027) Addi­tio­nal night BEFORE the tour in Wan­gen in a dou­ble room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(25.03.2027 — 31.10.2027) Addi­tio­nal night BEFORE the tour in Wan­gen in a sin­gle room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night BEFORE the tour in Wan­gen in a dou­ble room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night BEFORE the tour in Wan­gen in a sin­gle room, inclu­ding breakfast 

Price per person/night

EUR 84,00
EUR 106,00
EUR 64,00
EUR 105,00

Additional nights AFTER the tour

(25.03.2027 — 31.10.2027) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Wan­gen in a dou­ble room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(25.03.2027 — 31.10.2027) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Wan­gen in a sin­gle room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Wan­gen in a dou­ble room, inclu­ding breakfast 
(15.03.2026 — 31.10.2026) Addi­tio­nal night AFTER the tour in Wan­gen in a sin­gle room, inclu­ding breakfast 

Price per person/night

EUR 84,00
EUR 106,00
EUR 64,00
EUR 105,00

Bicycle Rentals

(15.03.2025 — 31.10.2026) Trek­king E‑Bike

Price

EUR 423,00

Services

Included services
  • Inde­pen­dent Cycling (not a group tour)
  • 10 x over­night stays in sel­ec­ted hotels, inns and guest­hou­ses (3***/4**** category)
  • 10 x breakfast
  • Lug­ga­ge trans­port from one accom­mo­da­ti­on to ano­ther (1 suit­ca­se per per­son, max. 20 kg)
  • Detail­ed tra­vel docu­ments with important infor­ma­ti­on on the rou­te and itin­era­ry (1x per room)
  • 1x Bikeli­ne
  • Hand­le­bar bag (1 x room)
  • Down­load GPS data for mobi­le navigation
  • Hand­le­bar bag for your tra­vel docu­ments (1x per room)
  • Dona­ti­on Sus­taina­bi­li­ty Initia­ti­ve Berg­wald­pro­jekt e.V.
  • 7‑day care­free ser­vice number
  • Feu­er und Eis tra­vel insurance
Excluded services
  • Tra­vel to and from the tour, as well as par­king fees
  • Spa/local taxes (approx. 1–4 EUR per per­son per night), to be paid at the accommodations
  • If appli­ca­ble, over­night fees for regis­tered dogs are to be paid at the accommodations
  • Meals and bever­a­ges, unless other­wi­se specified
  • Tips, sight­see­ing, and other per­so­nal expenses
  • Bus and train tra­vel, trans­fers unless express­ly included in the itinerary
  • Tra­vel Insu­rance (We’d be hap­py to book tra­vel can­cel­la­ti­on and trip inter­rup­ti­on insu­rance for you)
  • Return fee for (ren­tal) bike, unless expli­cit­ly boo­ked (person/bike)
  • Cycling equip­ment (bike, hel­met, shoes, etc.) 

Additional information

Natu­re of the Tour
Explo­re the impres­si­ve natu­re of the All­gäu over 476 kilo­me­ters. In the north, the cycle rou­te is char­ming and quiet, while in the south you cycle through the hil­ly Alpi­ne foot­hills. It is not only the mul­ti­face­ted land­scape of the All­gäu with its crys­tal-clear lakes, mea­dows and pas­tu­res, rivers and the All­gäu Alps that invi­tes you into the cycling para­di­se of the All­gäu, but also the places worth see­ing and pret­ty towns whe­re cul­tu­re and histo­ry come tog­e­ther. Not for not­hing else rated with 4**** ADFC stars. Cycle tour All­gäu — The tour to the most beau­tiful corners. 
Bicy­cle Rentals
You are wel­co­me to add a ren­tal bike to your boo­king. We have only been offe­ring e‑bike ren­tal bikes sin­ce 2025. A lock and 1 sadd­le bag are included with every ren­tal bike. Plea­se note that Feu­er und Eis accepts no lia­bi­li­ty for dama­ge or theft. Lia­bi­li­ty insu­rance is recom­men­ded or a ren­tal bike insu­rance that you can take out direct­ly with the ren­tal part­ner (if offe­red). If you only wish to have your bikes trans­por­ted back to your start­ing hotel after your trip, this opti­on is available to you as an addi­tio­nal ser­vice when you book. The ren­tal bike pri­ce is cal­cu­la­ted from the day of arri­val to the day of depar­tu­re. If no trans­fer or return trans­port ser­vices are boo­ked, the cus­to­mer (NOT Feu­er und Eis) is respon­si­ble for the inde­pen­dent return trans­port of the ren­tal bikes to the ren­tal bike part­ner. Any cos­ts incur­red as a result shall be bor­ne by the cus­to­mer. The ren­tal bikes have a capa­ci­ty of 500Wh or 625Wh. 
High­lights and Points of Inte­rest Along the Route
Bad Wöris­ho­fen: Kneipp’s his­to­ric work­place, Kneipp Muse­um, All­gäu Fish Muse­um, Sky­line Park, ther­mal baths; Otto­beu­ren: Basi­li­ca and the site of Kneipp’s bap­tism; Bad Grö­nen­bach: Upper Cast­le, Lower Cast­le­Bad Wurz­ach: Wurz­a­cher Ried Natu­re Con­ser­va­ti­on Cen­ter and Cast­le, Upper Swa­bi­an Peat Muse­um, Cheese-Making Muse­um, Pil­grimage Church on the Got­tes­berg­Kiß­legg: Old and New Castles­Wol­fegg: Auto­mo­bi­le Muse­um, Farm­house Muse­um, Cast­le­Wan­gen: City of Blacksmit­hing, Monas­tery, Pow­der Tower, Mar­tinsto­rIs­ny: Water Gate Muse­um, Bugler’s Tower, Isny Cheese Kit­chen­Lin­den­berg: Hat Muse­umScheid­egg: All­gäu Sky­walk, High Ropes Cour­se, Scheid­egg Water­falls­Im­men­stadt: Alp­See­Haus, Mit­tag­bahn (cable car up the local moun­tain, the Mit­tag) Sont­ho­fen: Umbrel­la Muse­um, Mobil-Schau Model Exhi­bi­ti­on, Starz­lach Gor­ge, Hin­an­ger Water­falls Wei­ler: This is rough­ly whe­re the All­gäu Cheese Rou­te beg­ins, con­nec­ting many alpi­ne dai­ries and inns Füs­sen: Hohes Schloss, Fes­ti­val Hall, the roy­al cast­les of Neu­schwan­stein and Hohen­schwan­gau­Markt­ober­dorf: City Muse­um, Paul Röder Muse­um, Giant Moun­ta­ins Muse­um; Kauf­beu­ren: Cre­s­cen­tia Con­vent, Fire Depart­ment Muse­um, Pup­pet Thea­ter Muse­um, the land­mark Fünfknopfturm 
Get­ting There
By car: Via the A96 (Munich-Lin­dau), take the Wan­gen-Nord or Wan­gen-West exits. From Stutt­gart or Ulm via the B32. — BY TRAIN: by long-distance train to Buch­loe or Mem­min­gen and by regio­nal train to Wan­gen sta­ti­on — BY FLIGHT: Fried­richs­ha­fen (FDH), Mem­min­gen (FMM) or Munich (MUC) air­ports and by train to Wangen. 
Par­king
- Süd­ring P18 Par­king Lot (free) — Zep­pe­lin­stra­ße Park and Ride (free) For more par­king opti­ons in Wan­gen and rela­ted infor­ma­ti­on, visit: https://www.wangen.de/buerger/leben-in-wangen/verkehr-und-mobilitaet/parken
Natu­re of the Tour
In its inau­gu­ral year, the All­gäu Cycling Loop was award­ed four stars—the second-hig­hest qua­li­ty rating—by the All­ge­mei­ner Deut­scher Fahr­rad-Club (ADFC). This inde­pen­dent eva­lua­ti­on, con­duc­ted by based on estab­lished cri­te­ria, gua­ran­tees cyclists excel­lent rou­tes free of unp­lea­sant sur­pri­ses. Howe­ver, the eva­lua­ti­on is not limi­t­ed to the qua­li­ty of the rou­tes. The ser­vices rela­ted to the long-distance bike trails are also assessed. 
Other Infor­ma­ti­on
To ensu­re a stress-free start to your trip, we gene­ral­ly recom­mend arri­ving at the start­ing point by ear­ly evening. Some tours begin as ear­ly as noon; in tho­se cases, we recom­mend arri­ving the day befo­re. We’d be hap­py to book an extra night for you right away. Your indi­vi­du­al return trip takes place on the last day of the trip. The distances lis­ted are appro­xi­ma­te and may dif­fer from the actu­al distances tra­ve­led. This trip is not sui­ta­ble for peo­p­le with limi­t­ed mobility. 
Insu­rance
Tra­vel can­cel­la­ti­on insu­rance inclu­ding trip inter­rup­ti­on insu­rance is high­ly recom­men­ded. You can find infor­ma­ti­on at: https://www.feuer-eis-touristik.de/reiseversicherung
7‑Day Hass­le-Free Hotline
No mat­ter how well you plan a trip, unex­pec­ted things can hap­pen on rare occa­si­ons. In moments like the­se, it’s nice to have someone the­re you can count on. For this reason, on our cus­to­mi­zed acti­ve tours, you’ll have a local cont­act per­son who will be hap­py to pro­vi­de you with infor­ma­ti­on and, as indi­ca­ted in your tra­vel docu­ments, will be available to assist you in case of an emergency.
Tour start
Tour start also pos­si­ble in other fle­xi­ble stage loca­ti­ons. Plea­se get in touch with us. 

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As a tour operator specializing in active nature travel, the protection and enhancement of the regions we visit are particularly important to us. That is why we ensure that the planning and execution of our trips are carried out in a way that adds value and is environmentally responsible. Specifically, this means: We work closely with local partners to strengthen the regional economy and preserve cultural heritage. In addition, we support the protection and conservation of forests in our home region of Tegernsee-Schliersee by donating five euros per booking to Bergwaldprojekt e.V.

These are our goals:

  • to bring people closer to nature in an authentic way
  • to work closely with regional partners and hosts
  • to create added value for the region and at the same time create added value for the guests

We need your help to make this happen! During your trip, please treat nature with respect and follow general rules of conduct.

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Tour rating

High­ly recommended
We tra­ve­led by car and bikes (trek­king) and par­king for free at the train sta­ti­on (P+R) in Wan­gen almost direct­ly at the hotel was no problem.the tour: On avera­ge about 50 km per day — some­ti­mes a litt­le more, some­ti­mes less. No pro­blem with an e‑bike — the­re’s enough time for breaks/sightseeing and you can usual­ly take short­cuts if the wea­ther does­n’t play along.the hotels are all good — from super class (with sauna/swimming pool) to abso­lut­e­ly ok. The break­fasts are always ok — of cour­se the­re are dif­fe­ren­ces here too.the lug­ga­ge trans­fer always work­ed smooth­ly — ok — once the suit­ca­ses only arri­ved after 17:00, but that was no problem.the rou­tes are varied, some­ti­mes hil­ly, some­ti­mes straight — but always easy to ride and not too steep (once the­re was a short 20% gra­di­ent as an abso­lu­te exception).the rou­te sec­tions were no pro­blem for us (60) — we are not the spor­ty type, but not unath­le­tic either.for us it was a gre­at sto­ry and unfort­u­na­te­ly over far too quickly. 
B. Lauth
2023-06-13
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