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Reichersberg Abbey – Obernberg am Inn Market Square loop from Antiesenhofen

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Reichersberg Abbey – Obernberg am Inn Market Square loop from Antiesenhofen

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Reichersberg Abbey – Obernberg am Inn Market Square loop from Antiesenhofen

01:38

24.8km

150m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 8, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.79 km for 206 m

After 14.0 km for 206 m

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2.49 km

View of the Inn River from the Cycle Path near Reichersberg

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Always nice views

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3.43 km

View of the Inn

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Very relaxing on the Inn and all around

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4.03 km

View of the Inntal Auen

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On this beautiful mountain trail you always have great views over the Inntal meadows!

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6.35 km

19 "canons" belong to this monastery, part of which lives permanently in the magnificent grounds. You can get to know them as part of a monastery tour. If you really want to calm down, you can even stay overnight. Cyclists and pilgrims in particular are welcome to spend the night in the pen, which by the way lies directly on the Roman bike path R6 and, as a "bed + bike" partner, is especially geared to the needs of cyclists.

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8.52 km

Bench With a View of the Inn

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The panoramic bench overlooking the Inn River near Reichersberg is an idyllic resting spot offering breathtaking views of the Inn River landscape. Especially at sunset, an impressive play of colors unfolds over the water. The panoramic bench is a perfect place to experience the beauty of the region and recharge your batteries. 🌿☀️🚴‍♂️

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10.4 km

Modler House, Obernberg am Inn

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Johann Baptist Modler was the fourth and youngest child of the respected cloth-making family of Johann Adam Modler and his wife Regina from Hohenfels in Upper Palatinate and was baptized on May 30, 1697 in the parish church there. He first learned the cloth making trade from his father. This profession required color sense, taste and knowledge of ornaments. After his apprenticeship, Modler went on the move because it was not possible to secure a sufficient income for all children in his father's workshop. So he came to Obernberg am Inn, where he entered the service of the cloth maker Josef Groll and on November 11, 1729 married his 19-year-old daughter Maria Theresia, who gave him three sons, Johann Kaspar (1730), Melchior Georg Josef (1732) and Balthasar Modeler (1735) gave. In 1736, Modler left Obernberg and moved with his family to Kößlarn, where his wife gave birth to eight more children.

Because Modler could not support a family with his art alone, even in Kößlarn, his wife ran a grocery store on the side. That is why he is often referred to as "Stukhadorer and Kramer".

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