Gravel bike tour Gravel Arnspitzrunde

Leutasch / Wetterstein Mountains & Mieming Range
Difficulty ratings: medium
Route length: 33.0 km
Duration: 3:30 h

Spacious gravel loop with long gravel sections, quiet routes and impressive alpine scenery.

Tour information

  • Requirement: medium
  • Length: 33.0 km
  • Duration: 3:30 h
  • Elevation uphill:380 hm
  • Elevation downhill:380 hm
Highest point1,220 m

Starting point

Leutasch Weidach

Finishing point

Leutasch Weidach

Features

  • Circular route

Best time of year

  • January
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  • December

Trail condition

Gravel, asphalt

You can find all the latest information on the road closures in the Seefeld region here.

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Equipment

Gravel bike, helmet, gloves

Suitable equipment is also available in the bike stores in the region.

Source: Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Description

Pure gravel riding around the Arnspitze mountains: this long-distance loop combines endless gravel sections with sweeping alpine scenery. Starting in the sun-drenched Leutasch Valley, the route flows along the Leutascher Ache, crosses the border into Germany and returns to Scharnitz and Seefeld via varied gravel stretches – always accompanied by the striking backdrop of the Karwendel range. A tour for everyone seeking outstanding natural scenery and a true sense of freedom on a gravel bike.

The Arnspitzrunde starts in Leutasch Weidach. From here, you take the Achweg trail, which runs gently downhill along the turquoise-blue Leutascher Ache river. On hot summer days, it always invites you to take a break on the banks. Gravel bikers can ride to the district of Burggraben either on the bike path along the Ache, there is a pleasure variant to the inn Brücke, where photo point / bar foot path and Tyrolean delicacies invite you to discover, or on fast asphalt on the road with little traffic through the Leutasch valley to Mittenwald (Germany). Then follow the turquoise-blue Isar River to Scharnitz (Austria). Here you cross the Isar twice and ride along beautiful gravel paths at the foot of the Arnspitzen to Gießenbach. From here, you head slightly uphill through the shady farmer's forest towards Seefeld before turning off towards Leutasch. In this section of the trail to Neuleutasch, a few meters of altitude await, but they are not too demanding and are soon done. From Neuleutasch you can look forward to rolling downhill again to Weidach, while the views are once again breathtakingly beautiful. Mountain bikers can use the bike path next to the road here, while gravel bikers can again choose between asphalt and gravel.

Tip: On hot summer days you can cool off before, during and after the tour at the Leutascher Ache. Until the end of the Leutasch valley, you always have access to its beautiful banks. In Scharnitz you can sit down at the Isar and put your feet into the ice-cold water.

For the perfect stop, numerous restaurants and inns await along the route in Leutasch, for which you only have to make a short detour. Several restaurants also await in Scharnitz before you pass the Triendlsäge on the way back, which awaits with the best culinary delights and legendary Kaiserschmarrn.

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Take the bus from Seefeld, Mittenwald, or Telfs to the "Leutasch Weidach Zentrum" stop.

    All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.

    You can find all information about bicycle transportation on the bus here.

    Guest Card = Travel Card: The guest card is valid during your stay as a ticket for all public bus connections in the region (up to Telfs and Mittenwald). In addition, the train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz and the Wildmoosbus are also included. However, a separate ticket for bicycle transportation on the train must be purchased at the ticket counter of the Seefeld information & mobility center or online.

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