The tour leads over the Erlerberg into an idyllic landscape of alpine meadows along the Trockenbachtal valley to the Bavarian border near Oberwiesen. Refreshments are available at the Schwarzrieshütte.
The tour begins at the parish church in Erl, initially following the asphalted Erlerbergstraße to the beginning of the Gaisgraben shortly before the Kranzhorn parking lot. From there, turn right into the Trockenbachtal, where the ascent becomes somewhat gentler. The ride through the peaceful valley with idyllic alpine meadows below the Spitzstein can be enjoyed until shortly after the Schwarzrieshütte with easy pedaling.
On the left of the route above the Trockenbachtal, the cozy Schwarzrieshütte invites you to take a break with a detour. All ingredients for Tyrolean hut specialties come from local suppliers. The route continues straight ahead along the beautiful Trockenbach, past the Unterwiesenalm, and further over a short pushing section to the Tyrolean-Bavarian border at Oberwiesen. Return either along the same route or further into Bavaria. Please observe local regulations regarding trail use for mountain bikers.
The tour begins at the parish church in Erl, initially following the asphalted Erlerbergstraße to the beginning of the Gaisgraben shortly before the Kranzhorn parking lot. From there, turn right into the Trockenbachtal, where the ascent becomes somewhat gentler. The ride through the peaceful valley with idyllic alpine meadows below the Spitzstein can be enjoyed until shortly after the Schwarzrieshütte with easy pedaling.
On the left of the route above the Trockenbachtal, the cozy Schwarzrieshütte invites you to take a break with a detour. All ingredients for Tyrolean hut specialties come from local suppliers. The route continues straight ahead along the beautiful Trockenbach, past the Unterwiesenalm, and further over a short pushing section to the Tyrolean-Bavarian border at Oberwiesen. Return either along the same route or further into Bavaria. Please observe local regulations regarding trail use for mountain bikers.