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Viewpoint Kleiner Aschenstein – Brotjacklriegel (closed) loop from Ringelai

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Viewpoint Kleiner Aschenstein – Brotjacklriegel (closed) loop from Ringelai

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Viewpoint Kleiner Aschenstein – Brotjacklriegel (closed) loop from Ringelai

04:28

58.7km

1,150m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 9.57 km for 32 m

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6.83 km

Forest Path in Naturpark Bayerischer Wald

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15.9 km

View of Lusen

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There are always property entrances so that you don’t have to stop on the street

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20.4 km

Viewpoint Kleiner Aschenstein

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Beautiful view that invites you to linger 🤩

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26.3 km

Legend about the name "Brotjacklriegel":
On this mountain, which can be seen from afar, a small, bearded man, Jackl, once found shelter during the Swedish War. Without leaving his cave, Jackl always had enough bread so that he did not have to starve. One day, when Jackl was looking to see if the Swedes had already left, they discovered him. After Jackl did not reveal the secret of his constant supply of bread, they pushed him back into his cave and rolled a heavy rock in front of him. This outrage caused a clap of thunder and the Swedes were turned into boulders that still lie on the mountain today.
Source: nationalpark-ferienland-bayerischer-wald.de/der-brotjacklriegel-1-011-m

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26.3 km

Brotjacklriegel (closed)

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The mountain (1,011 meters) is the landmark of this region. More precisely, its wooden observation tower, which houses the "Turm-Stüberl", which invites to a little refreshment. If you want to enjoy the great panorama of the Bavarian-Bohemian Border Ridge, the Passauer Land and the Danube plain as far as the Alps from the tower, there are only two obstacles: 127 steps and a "Ascension" fee of one Euro.

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