Staffelsee panoramic tour - bike tour in the Blue Land

From Murnau train station we cycle north to Seehausen. From there we continue to Uffing. In Uffing we turn into the Obernacher Moos nature reserve. The route goes through the moorland from Obernach to Kirmesau and Bad Bayersoien. On the southern outskirts of Bad Bayersoien we pass the picturesque Soiersee, which is always worth a refreshing jump into the cold water in summer. We continue east through the hamlets of Bad Kohlgrub and through the town center of Bad Kohlgrub.

We now go on well-developed cycle paths into the Murnauer Moos nature reserve. Whether it's a shrike, corncrake or adder, carnivorous sundew, Siberian iris, bedbug orchard or Charlemagne's scepter, in the Murnauer Moos - the largest contiguous and largely original moor area in Central Europe, there is still a great wealth of plant and animal species that have not existed elsewhere for a long time gives. At the end of the Murnauer Moos we come to the Ähndl inn and drive back to Murnau to our starting point.

Road-safe bicycle, bicycle helmet, daytime bicycle backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable sports shoes, if necessary cycling shoes, weather-adapted and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, if necessary cycling jersey, if necessary cycling gloves, air pump, bicycle tools, sun and rain protection , provisions and drinking water, drinking bottle and suitable holder, first aid kit, pocket knife, cell phone, if necessary cell phone holder for the handlebars, if necessary headlamp and reflectors, maps

Bike rental in Murnau:

• Oberland Sports, Petergasse 3, 82418 Murnau, Tel. 08841/9988963
• Radlstadl, Bahnhofstr. 10, 82418 Murnau, T. 08841/40222

Stop at the Ähndl inn: Beautiful beer garden and top regional products, at Ähndl you can find traditional classics and modern cuisine. 

Please be considerate of pedestrians and hikers. Making yourself known in good time, reducing speed and, if necessary, dismounting on narrow paths promotes respectful interaction between hikers and cyclists.