2 Lakes Loop – MTB fun around the Tannheim Valley

Description:
You start the tour directly at Urisee in Reutte. At first, it goes steeply uphill. At the top, a beautiful panorama opens up over Urisee and Reutte. Then follows a short pushing section. After overcoming another incline, an almost endless, flowing descent follows. After a bend, the forest clears and you can catch your first view of Plansee. Next comes a fabulous route on the high path above Plansee, parallel to its shore. Slightly elevated, you enjoy ever-changing views of the turquoise-green water. The tour ends after another descent in Reutte at Urisee. It is so clear that you feel like you're in the Caribbean, only with an Alpine panorama. On the north shore, there is a beach bar where you can park your bike and then plunge into the waves.Directions:
At first, it goes steeply uphill. At the top, a beautiful panorama opens up over Urisee and Reutte. Then follows a short pushing section. After overcoming another incline, an almost endless, flowing descent follows. After a bend, the forest clears and you can catch your first view of Plansee. Next comes a fabulous route on the high path above Plansee, parallel to its shore. Slightly elevated, you enjoy ever-changing views of the turquoise-green water. The tour ends after another descent in Reutte at Urisee. It is so clear that you feel like you're in the Caribbean, only with an Alpine panorama. On the north shore, there is a beach bar where you can park your bike and then plunge into the waves.Safety guidelines:
It should be noted that mountain biking carries an increased risk of accidents and injuries. Despite careful tour planning, there is always a basic risk. Tour preparation through endurance training, appropriate technical training and education, as well as personal caution reduce accident risks and dangers. But please never forget that the weather in the mountains can change very quickly. Stay on marked trails. Riding "on the safe side" in the Tannheim Valley In Austria, mountain biking is generally prohibited on all forest and hiking trails by law, except for explicitly designated mountain bike routes. Forest road entrances are sometimes marked with traffic ban signs and additional information such as "Cycling prohibited." Hiking trails do not display these bans, yet riding on these paths is forbidden.Equipment:
Personal equipment must be safe, usable, and comply with the respective technical standards. Every mountain biker is advised to inform themselves about the planned tours through specialist literature or on-site. Complete mountain bike equipment is absolutely recommended, even for experienced riders!