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Gangkofen Market Square – Vilsbiburg town gate loop from Gangkofen

Gangkofen Market Square – Vilsbiburg town gate loop from Gangkofen

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Gangkofen Market Square – Vilsbiburg town gate loop from Gangkofen

01:50

43.7km

210m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 24, 2026

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Gangkofen Market Square

Highlight • Settlement

Nice town square with some shops, cafes, restaurants etc.
A highlight for cyclists: a bike shop with accessories and a repair service!

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155 m

Old B388 Country Road West of Gangkofen

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Flat, fast route on the route of the old B388. The route is now little used, only local traffic. There are various continuations towards Vilstal (via Georgenschwimmbach or Johannesbrunn), or just straight ahead to Binabiburg.

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18.8 km

Vilsbiburg town gate

Highlight • Monument

Upper Gate, four-storey city gate with a square ground plan with an octagonal bell storey, Italian dome and lantern, 15th century, dome around 1540; adjoining west wall of the hospital church on the left, 15th century.

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18.9 km

Vilsbiburg Town Square

Highlight • Settlement

Vilsbiburg has a town square that is well worth seeing. Some cafes invite you to linger.

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19.0 km

Café G2 on the Vils

Highlight • Cafe

Small cafe on the Vils. I got a service café here. From Vilsbiburg you can drive the Vilstalradweg to Vilshofen.

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27.5 km

Church of the Assumption of Mary, Bonbruck

Highlight • Religious Site

The church in Bonbruck was a noble church owned by the Ebenhausen people, who had had a closed Hofmark at the site since 1406 at the latest. This belonged to the Aich parish. However, the exact origins of the church are obscure. The church tower is said to have been essentially Romanesque until it was renovated in the late 19th century. The first documented mention of the church dates back to 1436. At that time, the vicar of Aich and the church miners of the Frauenkirche zu Panbruck bought wood for a new building for this very church, which was probably built around 1450. The master builder Hans Maurer from Landshut appears as a witness to this securitization. This is possibly identical to the famous Hans Stethaimer, who continued the construction of the Landshut Martinskirche after the death of Hans von Burghausen in 1432. In 1482 the church in Bonbruck appeared for the first time in a diocesan register; It is only assigned to the Seyboldsdorf deanery. In a Regensburg visitation protocol from 1508 it is described for the first time as a branch church of Aich.

Source and more: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mari%C3%A4_Himmelfahrt_(Bonbruck)

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43.7 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

40.0 km

3.23 km

458 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

36.6 km

6.20 km

875 m

< 100 m

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Friday 10 July

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Gangkofen Market Square – Vilsbiburg town gate loop from Gangkofen

Gangkofen Market Square

Old B388 Country Road West of Gangkofen

Vilsbiburg town gate

Vilsbiburg Town Square

Café G2 on the Vils

Church of the Assumption of Mary, Bonbruck

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