Great Arber Lake – View of Großer Arber loop from Bayerisch Eisenstein

Great Arber Lake – View of Großer Arber loop from Bayerisch Eisenstein

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Great Arber Lake – View of Großer Arber loop from Bayerisch Eisenstein

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45.9km

890m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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11.4 km

Great Arber Lake

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As a cirque lake, the Great Arbersee is a relic from the last ice age. A special feature is the swinging lawn. The oscillating lawns, known as floating islands, are …

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16.4 km

Sporthotel Brennes Café Restaurant

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for cyclists it goes downhill from here, to Lohberg left, Bayr. Eistenstein right or back towards Arber.

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20.1 km

Scheiben

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20.3 km

Ascent to the Scheiben

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Very nice, even, moderate increase!👍

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27.0 km

Huber Pond Lohberg

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beautiful small bathing pond with shade

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37.7 km

View of Großer Arber

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Great view of the country

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38.0 km

View of Großer Arber

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Nice view from Brennes to the Great Arber.
More information: arber.de/sommer.html# and de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fer_Arber

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38.4 km

Climb from Bayerisch Eisenstein to Brennes with views of Großer Arber

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The easiest of the driveways to Arberstrasse am Brennes
(330 meters in altitude on 6.8 kilometers).

On the panorama side, however, the most beautiful of 4 possibilities, here you always have the summit of the Großer Arber in view.

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