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View of Großer Pullinger Lake – Pullinger Pond loop from Achering

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Germany

Bavaria

Upper Bavaria

View of Großer Pullinger Lake – Pullinger Pond loop from Achering

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View of Großer Pullinger Lake – Pullinger Pond loop from Achering

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11.9km

20m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 25, 2026

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651 m

View of Großer Pullinger Lake

Highlight • Lake

Great swimming lake, superbly laid out, with a delicious kiosk, highly recommended

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674 m

South Beach Kiosk at Acheringer/Pullinger Pond

Highlight • Cafe

Nice kiosk, invites you to take a break

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1.53 km

Pullinger Weiher

Highlight • Lake

The pond is close to the road and is therefore not really a secluded spot. But for that the traffic connection is good ;-)

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3.22 km

Bioland Farm Sepp & Irene Braun

Highlight • Rest Area

Farm shop and Saturday breakfast or every other Friday dinner

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5.79 km

Schlüterhallen Shopping Center

Highlight • Rest Area

The Schlüter-Hallen presents itself as a modern shopping center with history: Schlüter began building tractors in 1937, and from 1939 the first tractor hoods were developed together with Fritzmeier. Due to the shortage of petrol caused by the war, wood gas tractors and wood gas electric units with 25 and 50 hp were also produced from 1942. Both the Munich plant and the foundry in Freising were largely destroyed by the bombing raids on Munich and Freising. The plant was shut down in 1993 and stood as an industrial ruin with the two distinctive towers at the entrance to the town for more than a decade. By the end of 2009, the halls were renovated and transformed into a shopping center. A restored Schlüter tractor also found a place in it and is a reminder of the former use of the halls. Numerous fan clubs cherish the memory of the Bavarian tractor brand and regularly organize Schlueter Field Days, which, however, no longer reach the number of visitors of the original “Schlueter Days”, in which up to 30,000 people took part.
schlueterhallen-freising.de
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_Schl%C3%BCter_(company)

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