Discover the region

A variety of tours for nature lovers, culture enthusiasts, and active travelers

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A well-developed network of biking and hiking trails invites you to explore the countryside around Bad Füssing at a leisurely pace—flat, varied, and ideal for active relaxation.

An overview of all currently available guided bike tours and hikes can be found in the events calendar.

Event calendar

More than 400 kilometers of bike and hiking trails

Discover relaxing cycling and hiking tours through the gently rolling countryside of the Bavarian Spa Region.

The routes were selected with safety in mind; however, intersections with busier roads cannot be entirely avoided. We therefore ask that you exercise extra caution at these points. Use of the bike and hiking trails is at your own risk—we cannot be held liable for any accidents.

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Snail Trail (approx. 6 km)

Short, accessible loop, 
flat

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A man rides a bicycle on a path surrounded by trees and green grass.
Cherry Trail (approx. 12 km)

Flat terrain toward Kirchham and Waldstadt
 

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Two people riding e-bikes on a forest path. They are wearing helmets and smiling at each other while chatting. Trees and green leaves surround the path.
Bird Trail (approx. 13 km)

A flat walk through the Thaler Forest
 

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A view of a tranquil river surrounded by trees and grass under a blue sky. Gentle hills are visible in the background.
Frog Trail (approx. 15.5 km)

On to Pocking to the Roman Tower, on flat terrain

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A quiet stream surrounded by lush green foliage and trees. Leaves frame the view as the water flows calmly. The scene is bordered by plants and trees.
Pear Trail (approx. 16 km)

Flat terrain toward Kirchham and Tutting
 

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A man and a woman riding electric bicycles in a park. In the background, there are trees and a building. Pink flowers are blooming in the foreground.
Oak Leaf Trail (approx. 17 km)

Mostly flat to Erlbach and Kirchham with some inclines

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A couple stands with bicycles in a courtyard, smiling at each other. A modern building and trees are visible in the background.
Cloverleaf Trail (approx. 19 km)

Flat, to Prenzing and Würding
 

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An e-bike is parked on a paved path surrounded by trees and a bench. A field is visible in the background.
Leaf Trail (approx. 21 km)

Mostly flat on the way to Schönburg and the Pocking
Natural Outdoor Pool, but includes some inclines

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A narrow pathway lined with young trees leading through a field. A blue sky above a green landscape, ending at a farming area.
Snake Trail (approx. 22.2 km)

Mostly flat along the former railroad right-of-way from Pocking to Tutting
 

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Two women ride mountain bikes in a grassy field. A gravel path runs behind them.
Sun Trail (approx. 28 km)

Flat terrain after Hartkirchen and Reding
 

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A couple stands by a fence looking at bears on the other side. The bears are in an open enclosure and appear curious about the observers.
Swallow* Trail (approx. 28 km)

To Aigen am Inn with a detour to the Bear Park, flat terrain

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Two female cyclists stand on a dirt path. One wears a blue shirt and the other a red one. They are talking and looking back, surrounded by grassy fields and trees.
Fish Trail* (approx. 49.5 km)

Flat terrain toward Schärding
 

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* Route changes due to construction work by the Verbund on the Inn River embankment, expected to last until the end of 2027.

Please note: Signage for the trails begins only outside the town center, and all suggested routes are described in one direction—markings are not consistently present in the opposite direction.

Note: There are currently disruptions to the bike and walking paths along the Inn due to construction work in the area from Aufhausen to Würding. Please follow the signposted detour. On the Eggfling Inn Cycle Path, there are also temporary closures of individual access and exit points. This is due to necessary earthwork being carried out by the company VERBUND for the construction of a new fish ladder. Appropriate signage will be posted on-site.

Subject to change. Thank you for your understanding!

 

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