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Isar Gravel Bank – Isar Riverside Viewpoint loop from Ismaning

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Isar Gravel Bank – Isar Riverside Viewpoint loop from Ismaning

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Isar Gravel Bank – Isar Riverside Viewpoint loop from Ismaning

01:40

6.50km

30m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 18, 2026

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1.03 km

Isar River

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The Isar is a river in Tyrol (Austria) and Bavaria (Germany) that is not navigable for watercraft larger than raft-size and flows into the Danube from the right after a 292 km long run south of Deggendorf.
It rises in the Alps in the Tyrolean part of the Karwendel in the Hinterautal, after about 22 km below Scharnitz it crosses the state border to Bavaria, where it first flows in the Alps through Mittenwald and in the so-called Isarwinkel through Lenggries and Gaißach.
It reaches the foothills of the Alps at the beginning of the middle course near Bad Tölz, followed by the cities of Geretsried, Munich, Freising and Moosburg.

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1.64 km

Good Access to the Pebble Bank

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1.93 km

Isar Gravel Bank

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quite pleasant bike paths along the river

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2.93 km

Isar Footbridge (Koloman Bridge)

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Beautiful bridge construction, from the bridge you have a beautiful view of the Isar.

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3.68 km

Isar Riverside Viewpoint

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Vantage point of the Isar on the shore bike/hiking trail

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4.71 km

Isar River at Ismaning

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Ismaning is a municipality in the north of the district of Munich in the administrative region of Upper Bavaria.
The town is about seven kilometers north-east of Munich on the right high bank of the Isar.
The originally agricultural community has been known as an important media location since the mid-1990s.
Northeast of the town has been the Ismaning transmitter of the Bayerischer Rundfunk since 1932. In the south is the media park with Sport1 Medien AG (Sport1), the Gong publishing house, Mainstream Media AG (home channel) and the private radio station Antenne Bayern.

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5.57 km