Mountainbike-Tour Main route north

Short description:The main Naturbiken route connects the western Allgäu with Tyrol in the southeast and takes us on a varied journey through the Allgäu from west to east.Quality of experience: ******

Description

Description:

Enjoy the different landscapes of the Allgäu. The scenic Westallgäu, cross the Iller valley and conquer the old Jochpass near Bad Hindelang. In Oberjoch, the main route splits into a northern and a southern variant.

The northern main route takes us to Unterjoch and further through the Austrian exclave Jungholz. There we descend into the Vils valley and thus reach Pfronten, a typical Allgäu village with many hamlets and districts. Over small, hidden lakes we reach the ridge of the Senkele, from which we enjoy a wonderful view of Säuling, Branderschrofen and Hochplatte. At the foot of the mountains lie Lake Forggensee and the two royal castles Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau. The northern main route continues along the shore of Lake Hopfensee to Füssen with its impressive old town. Along the Lech, we cross the border into Austria and approach the destination Reutte.

Currently, a section near Missen-Wilhams is closed until approximately mid-June 2025. A detour is signposted on site.

• Always ride at a controlled speed and at half visibility, especially on curves, as obstacles may occur at any time!


• Be considerate of hikers and pedestrians and only overtake at walking pace!


• Respect the difficulty level of the route and accurately assess your experience and skills as a biker! Protect your head with a helmet and check the equipment before starting each bike tour (brakes, bell, light)!


• Keep to barriers and accept that this path primarily serves agricultural and forestry use! Close the pasture gates!


• Respect nature and wildlife, do not leave the marked route, avoid riding off the open paths, and finish your bike tour before dusk. Do not leave any trash behind!

Due to bridge construction work in the Missen area, the route is currently closed. A detour is signposted on site.