Beer Trail – St. Sixtus Church on the Gallner loop from Stallwang (VGem)
Beer Trail – St. Sixtus Church on the Gallner loop from Stallwang (VGem)
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Beer Trail – St. Sixtus Church on the Gallner loop from Stallwang (VGem)
06:12
66.2km
1,780m
Mountain biking
Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 14, 2026
Tips
Includes very steep uphill segments
You may need to push your bike.
After 35.8 km for 658 m
After 57.8 km for 368 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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15.1 km
Abandoned buildings near Mistelhof
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35.6 km
Chapel in Landorf
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37.0 km
Viewpoint
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38.8 km
Ibex Enclosure
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44.4 km
Panoramic View of Blumberg
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49.3 km
S1 trail near Maibrunn
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52.0 km
Beer Trail
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59.5 km
View of the Deer Enclosure, Bavarian Forest Nature Park
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61.8 km
St. Sixtus Church on the Gallner
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There are a few legends about the lonely church on the first of the three peaks of the 709 m high Gallnerberg.
The home curator Walter Meinhard reports that the church patron, as a shepherd boy, is said to have struck a sign into a rock with a hammer after he was searched for when he was elected pope.
The Gallnerkirche is mentioned in a Roman document as early as 1490, when it was given an indulgence by four Italian bishops. Since the house of God was already standing then and the news of its existence had reached Rome, the time of construction must have been much further back.
After secularization
1803: The church was auctioned off to the conceller's son Andreas Ettl.
1809: He sold it to Peter Stegbauer, who moved it into an apartment.
1846: On April 17th, the Gallner builder Lorenz Lehner acquires the house with stable from his subsequent residents.
1852: The church is restored.
The existing church on the Gallner is a small, late Gothic complex from the end of the 15th century with changes in the Baroque period and the 19th century. It has a flat ceiling and the windows in the chancel have pointed arches, while the other windows have round arches. The neo-Gothic high altar dates from 1853. In the middle shrine there is an old wooden figure showing Saint Sixtus.
Event highlight: the traditional Gallnerbergfest
Every year on Whit Monday, the traditional Gallnerbergfest takes place at the Gallnerkirchlein.
Q: Bavarian forest
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66.2 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
30.2 km
22.9 km
9.93 km
3.31 km
Surfaces
23.9 km
17.4 km
12.4 km
5.82 km
4.87 km
1.89 km
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Elevation
Highest point (790 m)
Lowest point (360 m)
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The tour can be done as a challenge. The paths and the environment change little. Without "e-support" you can really step in.
My recommendation: stick to the tour suggestions per day and take one or the other sights along the route with you.
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The southern route also has 7 stages and leads from Furth im Wald to Passau.
All information about the TBW can be found at trans-bayerwald.de.
You can …
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Unfortunately, the trails weren't as passable as I would have liked. Such a root roll was always in there quickly, and I also avoided any mud packs wherever possible.
As for the ramps, look at the cut. Upstream over branches (from the storm), …
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