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Abens Trail
65 km
In Neustadt a.d. Donau/Bad Goegging, the Abens Trail branches off from the Danube Trail, leading towards Rudelzahusen in Abens Valley. From there on, it is marked as Isar-Abens Trail.
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Adalbert-Stifter-Trail
39 km
This trail is an extension of the Danube-Ilz Trail and takes you from Roehrnbach to Waldkirchen, Jandelsbrunn, Neureichenau, and Haidmuehle.
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Bockerlbahn-Trail
48 km
The varied landscape is a notable feature of this trail which passes forests, historical buildings, and numerous habitats.
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Danube-Regen Route
39 km
Almost forty kilometers for cyclists to enjoy amidst charming nature and many opportunities for a hearty snack.
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Danube/Illz Trail
55 km
The Danube-Ilz Trail takes you on flat paths from Niederalteich – where it meets with the Danube Trail and, at the cyclists' ferry, with the Isar Trail – to Hengersberg where it ends at the former railroad trail Hengersberg-Eging-Kalteneck.
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Danube-Forest Trail
59 km
This route is a true challenge for every athletic, ambitious bike hiker.
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Danube Trail
434 km
This route between Neu-Ulm and Hoechstadt a.d. Donau uses low-traffic-roads, paths and unsurfaced routes, leading you along the River Danube through the vast Danube Valley.
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„Green Roof“ Trail
299 km
The “Green Roof“ Trail gives the interested cyclist access to a large number of major cycle paths in the Bavarian-Czech border region.
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Inn Trail
246 km
The trail runs on paved, easy, and family-friendly paths by the river, off the streets.
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Isar-Laber Trail
27 km
Starting in Neufahrn in Lower Bavaria, this trail takes you to Landshut, connecting the Laber Valley Trail (and the Laber-Abens Trail) and the Isar Trail.
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Isar Trail
294 km
For the larger part, this trail is close to the River Isar on paved, easy-to-drive trails; part of the way south of Wolfrathshausen runs on low-traffic roads across a rolling countryside.
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Isar-Vils Trail
24 km
The Isar-Vils Trail takes you from Landshut to Vilsbiburg, connecting the Isar Trail and the Vils Valley Trail.
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Laber-Abens Trail
36 km
The Laber-Abens Trail connects the Abens Trail at Abensberg with the Laber Valley Trail at Neufahrn in Lower Bavaria.
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Laber Valley Trail
42 km
Probably the most relaxing and healthiest way to get to know the Gauboden region, its people, and their hospitality.
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National Reserve Trail
75 km
This trail not only passes through charming towns and villages of the Bavarian Forest – where you’ll be tempted to take a break and go for a stroll – but also numerous interesting facilities for visitors of the National Reserve.
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Kelheim-Abensberg Trail
19 km
Not surprisingly, the Kelheim-Abensberg Trail takes you from Kelheim to Abensberg, connecting the Danube Trail and the Abens Trail, and passing Saal a.d. Donau on the way.
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Regen Valley Trail
161 km
The Regen Valley Trail leads along close to the Regen River, from Regensburg to Roding, Cham, and Miltach across idyllic meadows.
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Rott-Inn Trail
21 km
Connecting the Inn Trail with the Rott Valley Trail, the Rott-Inn Trail takes you from Eggenfelden to Neuoetting. Parts of the trail consist of bicycle lanes, others of low-traffic roads; the ascending slopes are of a medium level of difficulty.
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Rott Valley Trail
94 km
The interesting routing makes for the special charm of this trail.
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Tour de Baroque
93 km
On low-traffic roads, this trail leads from Neumarkt in the Upper Palatine to Bergau (meeting the Franconian Lakes Trail) and Freystadt; parts of the trail are slightly uphill.
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Vils Valley Trail
88 km
The Vils Valley Trail takes you acorss the Vils Valley, from Vilsbiburg to Reisbach, Aldersbach, and finally Vilshofen, where it meets the Danube Trail.
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Vils-Rott Trail
23 km
This trail starts at Vilsbiburg and ends in Neumarkt-Sankt Veit, connecting the Vils Valley Trail and the Rott Valley Trail.
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Forest Trail
26 km
The Forest Trail takes you from Patersdorf where it branches off from the Regen Valley Trail, to Deggendorf via Ruhmannsfelden, Gotteszell, and Grafling; in Deggendorf it meets both the Danube Trail and the Isar Trail.
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