Unveiling Munich's Hidden Gems through the MVV-Radlrallye 2025 Event
In 2025, the MVV Cycling Rallies will offer an exciting opportunity for leisure cyclists and groups of friends to explore Munich and the surrounding areas. These tours, designed for adults with touring bikes, mountain bikes, or pedelecs, combine a bike outing with a puzzle tour, making for a fun and engaging experience.
The tours begin at various stations across the city. For instance, one tour starts at Mammendorf (S3) and leads via Schloßbergstraße to a small church, while another begins at Geltendorf (S4) and passes through a pre-alpine region, with long stretches along the Ammersee.
Each tour offers a unique route, taking participants through idyllic landscapes, fields, and small villages along the Maisach and Amper rivers. One such route leads to the picturesque hamlet of Steinebach, where the chapel of St. Francis is located. The tour continues through Germerswang, past the maypole, and through Maisach, where a brewery with a beer garden awaits.
The route is rated easy to intermediate, with about 40% of the route consisting of field, forest, and farm paths with gravel and crushed stone, and the rest is on asphalt. The tours are suitable for adults with touring bikes, mountain bikes, or pedelecs.
Participants can take the S-Bahn back to Munich from Dachau if they wish to shorten the tour. Alternatively, cyclists can choose to shorten the routes or return by ship. For example, in Dießen, participants can shorten the tour by taking a ship to Herrsching. The tour ends at the station in Herrsching, with numerous inns and cafés along the way.
The route goes through Bergkirchen, Dachau, and Schloss Schleißheim, offering a blend of urban highlights and historical sites. Along the way, there are points of interest such as the Hoftheater building in Bergkirchen and the Schatzbergalm, a cozy inn offering refreshments.
The MVV (Münchner Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund) is Munich's public transport network that includes trams, S-Bahn, U-Bahn, and buses, which likely support the cycling rallies for access or route planning. Popular points of interest in and near Munich that might be included in such cycling rallies could be Olympic Park, Nymphenburg Palace, Marienplatz, and surrounding scenic areas like the Bavarian countryside or nearby lakes.
To obtain exact routes, point-to-point itineraries, and difficulty ratings for the MVV Cycling Rallies in 2025, checking the official MVV website or local cycling clubs and event organizers closer to event dates would be necessary. More information and GPS data can be found at www.mvv-cyclingrally.de.
The route offers little shade and is very sunny, so remember to apply sunscreen and stay hydrated. The tour is approximately 46 kilometers long and has an elevation gain of about 140 meters.
So, get ready to hop on your bike and explore Munich and its surroundings in a fun and engaging way with the MVV Cycling Rallies in 2025!
- Sports enthusiasts can explore various routes during the MVV Cycling Rallies in 2025, including tours that pass through picturesque landscapes, fields, and small villages along the Maisach and Amper rivers.
2.Whether you prefer touring bikes, mountain bikes, or pedelecs, the MVV Cycling Rallies offer an exciting opportunity to engage in sports while exploring Munich and its surroundings.
