In the Leitzach Valley you ride on quiet paths with little climbing, for example to Birkenstein and Bayrischzell. If you want more climbing, there are signposted mountain-bike routes around Fischbachau. At night your bike stays in the garage, which is included in the price.
It is just over 5 km from the farm to Fischbachau, and about 16 km to Bayrischzell at the top of the valley.
Between Bayrischzell and Birkenstein the regional tourist board has signposted the Birkenstein route, an easy loop with little climbing via Osterhofen and Geitau. It suits trekking and gravel bikes and is meant for families too. Halfway round you pass the Birkenstein pilgrimage chapel.
The long-distance route from Lake Constance to the Königssee is 455 km long and signposted in both directions. Around here it comes from Tegernsee via Gmund, Hausham and Schliersee to Fischbachau, and then carries on towards Bad Feilnbach and the Chiemsee.
For a day trip you can follow it from Fischbachau to Schliersee, and fit riders can go on as far as Tegernsee. Between Hausham and Tegernsee the route is hilly.
Schliersee is about 13 km away. From Schliersee station a valley path runs along the west shore, via Neuhaus and past the Josefsthal waterfalls to Aurach and on to Bayrischzell, about 18 km in all.
The first part is tarmac, and between Aurach and Bayrischzell there is hardly any climbing. You come back the same way, or take the Bayerische Regiobahn train from Bayrischzell.
For mountain bikers, the Oberland regional development agency publishes the RadlTraum Süd map. Its route 14a Leitzachtal–Jenbachtal–Auerberg starts in Fischbachau, passes through Hundham and Elbach and is 36 km long. It is described as demanding and meant for very strong riders, while the basic route 14 is just under 29 km.
In Bavaria you may cycle on paths that are suitable for it, and walkers always have priority. In woodland this applies to roads and suitable paths, and riding cross-country is not allowed there (Articles 28 and 30 of the Bavarian Nature Conservation Act).
The Miesbach district is currently revising its landscape protection areas, including the upper Leitzach Valley, Schliersee and Spitzingsee. This includes zones where bikes would only be allowed on paths at least 1.5 m wide. Please check with the district office what applies before you set off.
A garage is included in the price, so your bike stays dry overnight. If you have questions about your bike, such as charging the battery, please call us before you arrive.
With the guest card you use buses and trains in the region for free. Whether your bike can travel on the train, and at what price, is up to the transport operators.
Information as of October 2026. The rules for mountain bikers in the Miesbach district are being revised. Please check routes and rules with the linked sources before you ride.
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