Racing cyclist on country road in front of mountain panorama under blue sky

Cycle tours in the most beautiful high valley in Europe

The Tannheimer Tal - perfect for cycling fans

Whether road bike, mountain bike, gravel bike or e-bike - the Tannheimer Tal offers everything for cycling enthusiasts. Road cyclists can choose from 22 tours with a total of 2,500 kilometres, perfectly complemented by a practical booklet with maps. Highlight of the season: the Tannheimer Tal cycling marathon with 2,000 participants.

Mountain and gravel bikers can look forward to 15 routes covering 150 kilometres - from relaxed tours to challenging classics. For e-bike fans, there are well-signposted trails that allow you to explore the impressive natural surroundings in a relaxed manner.

Experience the Tannheimer Tal

Diversity on two wheels

Road bike - 22 tours with 2,500 kilometres
Mountain biking - 15 bike routes with 150 kilometres
Gravel biking - varied routes
E-bike - numerous e-bike routes
Nature biking - enjoyable routes in Tyrol and the Allgäu
Cycling marathon - highlight of the season

Two mountain bikers ride on a gravel road in front of a mountain panorama

Two cyclists on a gravel path at Lake Halden in front of a mountain panorama

Two people ride e-bikes on a path in front of a mountain backdrop

Cyclists stand with their bicycles at the start

Cycling marathon

Bike hire in the Tannheimer Tal

Grän & Nesselwängle

Sport & Action

Pump track facility with hills and curves in a park landscape with a mountain backdrop

Pump track & ninja course in Grän
Pump track fun in Nesselwängle

To the pump tracks

Variety for every bike fan

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Due to construction work, the hiking trail from Lumberg to Füssener Jöchle (Trail No. 10) is currently difficult to navigate.

Bicycle Trail No. 809 from Lumberg toward Adlerhorst is closed. A section of Hiking Trail No. 412 is affected: it is currently not possible to cross over toward Adlerhorst.