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Cycling Route Overview

Munich Camino

413 km cycling route

Distance413 km
Ascent3057 m
Descent3179 m

The easiest way to get started

  1. Start with the map and check bike-friendly accommodations along the cycling route.
  2. To plan your trip individually, use the app on the right or optionally download the GPX file.
The Munich Camino offers you a unique opportunity to explore the beauty of Southern Germany on foot. This pilgrimage route, which begins in the Bavarian capital of Munich, takes you through picturesque landscapes and historic towns until it finally merges into the Austrian Camino.

Your journey on the Munich Camino starts against the impressive backdrop of Munich Cathedral and leads you through the green Isar Valley, where you can enjoy the untouched nature and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The path continues through the Bavarian Alpine foothills with its lush meadows, clear lakes, and the breathtaking Alpine scenery in the background.

Along the way, charming places like Bad Tölz await, known for its picturesque old town and the Lüftl paintings that adorn the facades of the buildings. In Oberammergau, the site of the famous Passion Play, you can dive deep into Bavarian culture and tradition.

The Munich Camino is not just a journey through nature, but also a spiritual exploration. The path passes by numerous churches and chapels, providing opportunities to pause and reflect. Each of these places of worship has its own story and adds special significance to the journey.

This pilgrimage route is ideal for you if you seek the connection of nature, culture, and spirituality. It offers a perfect opportunity to escape everyday life, rediscover yourself, and enjoy the unique landscape and cultural heritage of Bavaria. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure on the Munich Camino that challenges not only your body but also nourishes your soul.

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Munich Camino Map

Start with the map to see the cycling route, stage progression and bike-friendly accommodations in context.