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Isar River – Isar near Benkhausen loop from Triendorf

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Isar River – Isar near Benkhausen loop from Triendorf

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Isar River – Isar near Benkhausen loop from Triendorf

04:05

63.9km

400m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 44.7 km for 9 m

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13.7 km

Isar River

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There are great hiking and biking trails on the Isar 👌 100% recommendation 👍 This place is worth a visit 😉

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16.8 km

Isar run-of-river hydroelectric plant

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A run-of-river power plant is a hydropower plant in which the inflow above the associated weir and the outflow below the power plant are always the same during normal operation, i.e. no water is stored for more economical use in the event of fluctuations in consumption and inflow.

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18.9 km

Isar Embankment Between Dingolfing and Gottfrieding

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Here on the Isar there are great hiking and biking trails 👍 highly recommended

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22.7 km

Isar Cycle Path near Gottfrieding

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Here the Isar cycle path runs past Gottfrieding.

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30.4 km

Water pump

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The hydraulic ram - invented in 1796 by the Frenchman Joseph-Michael de Mongolfier - is an independent, water-powered, cyclically operating pump for the purpose of pumping water to a higher location.

This ram system is located directly on the Isar cycle path near Usterling

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30.8 km

Growing Rock (Stone Channel Usterling)

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This bizarrely shaped rock was formed by the calcareous water of the small spring stream that flows through here. The "Growing Rock", also known as the "Johannisfelsen", is around 50 meters long and three meters high and is one of the most important geotopes in Germany. You can get here via a short walking path - the detour is worth it. You can look at the rock at any time for free.

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