Kolbermoor Cotton Spinning Mill – View of the Bavarian Alps loop from Kolbermoor

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Kolbermoor Cotton Spinning Mill – View of the Bavarian Alps loop from Kolbermoor

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Kolbermoor Cotton Spinning Mill – View of the Bavarian Alps loop from Kolbermoor

02:14

8.79km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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339 m

Old Town Hall and Fountain with Submerged Head, Kolbermoor

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All important information about the Kolbermoor Music School can be found under the following link
musikschule-kolbermoor.de

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737 m

Kolbermoor Cotton Spinning Mill

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Nice location great that something will be preserved

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1.01 km

Mangfall Canal and the Mangfall River

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This is a good place for cycling and hiking

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2.05 km

Hydroelectric power plant on the Mangfall Canal

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The partly nameless Mangfall channels served almost exclusively for the industrial use of hydropower. In the Kolbermoor community area, from the city limits of Bad Aibling, there is an almost straight Mangfall Canal, built around 1860 by the Kolbermoor cotton mill, which leads through Kolbermoor to Rosenheim, where it is partly divided into Stadtbach and Hammerbach.
Source and further information
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangfall

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2.37 km

Mangfall Canal Trail

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Very nice hiking and bike path right along the Mangfall Canal.

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4.08 km

Theresien Monument Bad Aibling

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The Theresienmonument, the most important monument in the city of Bad Aibling, was unveiled on June 1, 1835. It was built in memory of Prince Otto's farewell from his mother, Queen Therese of Bavaria. The great European powers had agreed on Otto, the second son of King Ludwig I of Bavaria, born on June 1, 1815, when Greece, which had become independent of the Ottoman Empire after an uprising, was to have its own king. Ludwig I was a great admirer of Greek culture and was happy to see his son take over Greece. On December 6, 1832, Prince Otto, who was still a minor, said goodbye to the city of Munich, his father accompanied him to Ottobrunn, his mother and sister Mathilde to Aibling, the older brother Maximilian, who later became King Max I, to over the national border.
Source and further information
bad-aibling.de/stadt/rathaus/bad-aibling-informiert/buchtipps-zur-stadtgeschichte/theresienmonument

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6.78 km

View of the Bavarian Alps

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The quantity of highlights with a view of the mountains and the Alpine panorama testifies to the beauty of this area.

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7.39 km

Mangfall riverbank at the Kolbermoor outdoor pool

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The work of the beaver can be seen almost everywhere along the banks of the Mangfall. And the Mangfall is 58 KM long....
A tough guy.

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8.79 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

7.47 km

685 m

428 m

211 m

Surfaces

6.07 km

1.44 km

1.14 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 10 October

15°C

8°C

22 %

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Max wind speed: 21.0 km/h

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Comments

February 6, 2022,Wanderung bei winterlichem Sonnenschein zwischen Pullach und dem alten Friedhof Kolbermoor

Hike along the Mangfall from Pullach to Kolbermoor behind the old cemetery and then back to Pullach along the Mangfall Canal in wintry 8 degrees Celsius and sunshine

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