Innernzell - Grafenau - Bärta - Lindberg - Perlesreut - Fürsteneck - Aicha vorm Wald - Priefinger Berg - Zenting Cycling Route

A road cycling route starting from Innernzell

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Embark on this challenging road cycling route near Innernzell, crossing scenic landscapes and visiting charming towns.

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Map miniature of "Innernzell - Grafenau - Bärta - Lindberg - Perlesreut - Fürsteneck - Aicha vorm Wald - Priefinger Berg - Zenting Cycling Route" cycling inspiration in Niederbayern, Germany. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Explore the beautiful countryside near Innernzell on this 95km long road cycling route that takes you through scenic landscapes and introduces you to charming towns. Start your adventure in Innernzell and pedal towards Grafenau, a town known for its stunning natural surroundings. Conquer the challenging ascent to Bärta and be rewarded with breathtaking views. Ride through the picturesque town of Lindberg, surrounded by pristine nature. As you continue towards Perlesreut, marvel at the captivating beauty of the landscape. Visit the historic Fürsteneck, a charming castle with an intriguing history. Pedal through Aicha vorm Wald and take on the challenging climb up Priefinger Berg for panoramic views. Conclude your journey in Zenting, appreciating its tranquility and natural charm.

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95 km

2071 m

Tough

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Start: Großmisselberg Village center

Innernzell: Cycling Paradise amidst Nature

Located in Niederbayern region of Germany, Innernzell offers scenic routes and varied terrains for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful landscapes, making it a delightful destination for nature lovers. Cyclists can explore the charming countryside while riding on well-maintained roads. With its peaceful environment and relatively low traffic, Innernzell provides a safe and enjoyable cycling experience. Nearby, cyclists can also find the legendary climb of Arber, a popular spot for professional riders and cycling enthusiasts.