The Ickinger-Weiher-Round - Graveling in the Tölzer Land

It consecrates - because on this 60-kilometer gravel tour we drive along the Isar and past some beautifully situated ponds.

Let's start at the S-Bahn station in Icking. From there we let ourselves roll down steeply to the banks of the Isar. The track leads over the bridge of the Isar canal and we've already arrived in the Pupplinger Au, where we warm up again on asphalt. But soon we turn left into a forest, pass Neufahrn near Egling and climb the Veiglberg, a very nice place for gravelling. From here, a small trail descends onto the gravel forest road, which we follow to Ascholding. One of the most beautiful sections of the tour, enjoy!

Shortly after Ascholding we turn sharp left directly at the Weihermühle and catch a glimpse of the Harmatinger Weiher to our right. After only a few kilometers we pass the Siegertshofer Weiher. Unfortunately, bathing is not allowed here, but the small bench at the hut with a jetty offers space for a short rest. It continues on gravel roads. We leave the Mooshamer Weiher on our left. Shortly after Thanning, we turn onto a small trail that leads directly past Thanninger Weiher for two kilometers. Here you are happy if you have not put on the very thin Gravel tires.

We continue through the small Bavarian villages of Attenham, Sonnenham and Eulenschwang until we finally pass the Deininger Moor with the Deininger Weiher. We follow a small trail along the Gleißenbach and pass the Munich Golf Club via Kreuzpullach, Ödenpullach and Großdingharting, where another great Gravelautobahn takes us to the Isarwehr Canal. From there it goes straight back to the starting point of our tour via the Aumühle.

WHO IS THIS ROUTE SUITABLE FOR?
For everyone who is looking for a nice gravel tour with little asphalt and is also looking for a sporting challenge.

HOW DEMANDING IS THIS ROUTE?
This route contains a few sections that require a little driving ability. At the Thanninger Weiher and the section after the Deininger Weiher we are twice on an S0 trail, which should be easy to drive with a tire profile of 38 mm.

WHAT KIND OF BIKE DO YOU NEED FOR THIS ROUTE?
This route is suitable for a gravel bike with a tire width of 38 mm or more.

HOW CAN YOU FOOD ON THE MOVE?
● Forest house Deininger Weiher
● Gasthaus zur Mühle with beer garden
● The Klosterbräustüberl (klosterbraeustueberl-schaeftlarn.de) is located directly opposite the monastery on the western side of the Isar in the Kloster Schäftlarn district. Very nice inn with a large beer garden overlooking the monastery complex
● The Bruckenfischer (municipality of Egling) is directly on the Isar bridge on the eastern side: Gasthaus zum Bruckenfischer – Tafernwirt Egling Tölzer Land (bruckenfischer.com).

WHICH SIGHTS ARE THERE ON THE WAY?
● Schäftlarn Monastery is within sight, only a few 100 meters from the Isar.