4.7
(69)
358
riders
Enge/Vilstal loop
02:25
34.1km
370m
Gravel riding
On a hot summer day, this route is ideal for cooling off in the forest and on the mountain. You start in the Tannheimer Hochtal and follow the Vils over the border to Germany. It goes back through the Engetal. You are always on bike paths and small side roads…
by Gravel Tirol
Last updated: August 24, 2024
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Wildruhefläche Eigenjagd Pfronten
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7.67 km
Vils River Cycle Path
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20.6 km
Vils Valley Trail
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27.6 km
Steinacher Ache Cycle Path
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34.1 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
17.9 km
7.84 km
5.63 km
2.61 km
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Surfaces
20.6 km
4.70 km
4.59 km
4.15 km
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Sunday 10 May
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3°C
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Trail Reviews
Do you drive or don't you drive? The question arises when the weather is rather cloudy and rain is forecast for the early evening. In the end you drive. It was a beautiful tour from Pfronten-Röflleuten through a magnificent landscape along the Vils into the Tannheimer Valley, which I would like to do again in hopefully different weather conditions.
This time, it was a shorter tour, as rain and thunderstorms were expected to start around midday. Like yesterday, it all came much earlier than forecast, but except for the fortunately predominantly forested Ach Valley, we successfully navigated the showers. From Tannheim, we followed the Vils River to Pfronten, then returned through the Ach Valley/Enge Valley. A very beautiful route, largely car-free, but with a large portion of unpaved roads.
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August 24, 2023
On a hot summer day, this route is ideal for cooling off in the forest and on the mountain. You start in the Tannheimer Hochtal and follow the Vils over the border to Germany. It goes back through the Engetal. You are always on bike paths and small side roads and mostly drive through shady and quaint
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