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Golf - green fee reductions
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Cycle tours - we provide top top-quality rental
bikes
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Welcome to Upper
Bavaria's cyclist's paradise between the Inn and
Salzach. The Inn-Salzach region's diverse landscape
was given its shape by ice age glaciers. Where
the Inn, Alz and Salzach rivers meet,
there are large river valleys with unspoilt
floodplains, quit backwaters, impressive
riverbank slopes, expansive terraces with
meadows, forests, fertile farmland and tidy
little villages. On a clear day, the hilly "Holzland" (woodland)
with its picturesque, isolated farms, offers a
panoramic view of the Alps ranging from the Salzkammergut to the Zugspitze.
The old trade towns on the Inn, the medieval,
ducal town of Burghausen and the famous
pilgrimage site of Altötting, famous for its
history of pilgrimage, are rich in art
treasures and culture. Valuable treasures can
also be found in
the countryside`s many, small churches and cloisters.
The numerous landmarks of the Inn-Salzach region
are easily reachable over Altötting and
Mühldorf`s extensive network of bike
paths. Most of the routes are easy to ride because of minimal
variations in altitude, and thus perfectly
suitable for families. The Inn valley bike path
links the Inn-Salzach holiday region with Tyrol
and the long-distance bike path on the Danube.
The brochures listed below are available at
the tourist information office:
Touristinformation der Burghauser Touristik GmbH
Stadtplatz 112, 84489 Burghausen
Tel. 08677/887-140/141
Fax 08677/887-144
E-Mail:
touristinfo@burghausen.de |
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Burghausen Bike Paths |
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This
exceptional bike path, with its starting
point at Burghausen includes a total of
nine diversified cross-border routes in
the Bavarian/Austrian area, the shortest
being 16.5 km and the longest 75 km.
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This bike path-network
map is also
available to
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"Plätten" ride on the Salzach |
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"Plätten" are replicas of medieval salt
barges which carried downriver salt from
Hallein and Bad Reichenhall, called "das
weisse Gold" (the white gold). Take an
impressive ride through a beautiful
landscape -- passing forests, churches
and mills along the way.
For company outings, associations and
travel clubs, these rides offer hours of
good times and recreation.
Arrival/Departure, Dates
For individuals, there are public boat
rides every Sunday from the first of
June to mid-September. Departure: 2:00
pm, from Tittmoning. Bus option: 1:05 pm,
from Burghausen Stadtplatz (town square)
to Tittmoning
Fax 08677/887-144
E-Mail touristinfo@burghausen.de |
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The Burghausen Municipal Pools |
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The Wöhrsee-Strandbad (beach),
with its superb location at the foot of
the mighty castle, and where nearly
4,000 people can relax and unwind, is
certainly one of the most beautiful
landscapes in all of Bavaria. The lake's
water is of very high quality.
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Wacker Outdoor Pool
"A Swimming Adventure"
Recreational facilities include: a
large, heated, outdoor pool with a
122-meter long and 12-meter high giant
water slide, a whitewater canal and a
beach volleyball court. and beach volleyball
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The
Georg Miesgang
municipal indoor pool, with its 50 meter
basin, is one of the most modern in
Germany, and its recognised by regional
authorities as an outstanding training
centre. Many members of the national
swimming team train here for important
competitions.
With diving boards, a children's pool, a
large sauna, modern solariums,
underwater massages and a cozy
restaurant, it is also a great
recreation and leisure-time value for
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