Cycle route around the Tegernsee

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

Parking at the lido in Seeglas

• There are three marked parking spaces for disabled people (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm). 
• The cycle path is accessible without steps from the car park. 
• The car park is 50 m from the entrance. 

Cycle route

• The cycle route has a total length of 20.3 km.
• It is a circular route. 
• The cycle route is accessible without steps.
• The cycle route is stepless.
• The cycle route is at least 100 cm wide, mainly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal inclination of up to 20% over a length of 12 m.
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• The route is clear, uniform and continuously signposted.
• The cycle route is only signposted on individual sections (< 20% of the total route) for hikers, skaters or riders through active visitor guidance (communication, marketing).
• The cycle route runs partly on a road used by motor vehicles.
• If it is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles, it is secured accordingly, e.g. by traffic lights, zebra crossing, island in the middle of the road, speed reduction.
• There are barrier-free descriptions of the cycle route (routing, length, signage, accompanying infrastructure etc.) (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar).
• For more information and maps please visit the website barrierefreier-rundweg-um-den-tegernsee  
• There are several public restrooms for people with disabilities along the path.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• There are three marked parking spaces for disabled people (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm). 
• The cycle route has a total length of 20.3 km.
• It is a circular route. 
• Assistance dogs are allowed in relevant areas. 
• The cycle route is at least 100 cm wide, mainly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal inclination of up to 20% over a length of 12 m.
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• There are no visually contrasting or tactilely detectable floor indicators available. 
• External paths usually have visually contrasting and tactilely detectable sidewalk boundaries. 
• The route is clear, uniform and continuously signposted.
• The signage is designed in clearly legible and contrasting font. 
• Information is not available in Braille or prismatic font. 
• The cycle route is only signposted on individual sections (< 20% of the total route) for hikers, skaters or riders through active visitor guidance (communication, marketing).
• The cycle route runs partly on a road used by motor vehicles.
• If it is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles, it is secured accordingly, e.g. by traffic lights, zebra crossing, island in the middle of the road, speed reduction.
• There are barrier-free descriptions of the cycle route (routing, length, signage, accompanying infrastructure etc.) (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar).
• For more information and maps please visit the website barrierefreier-rundweg-um-den-tegernsee 

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• There are three marked parking spaces for disabled people (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm). 
• The cycle route has a total length of 20.3 km.
• It is a circular route. 
• The cycle route is at least 100 cm wide, mainly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal inclination of up to 20% over a length of 12 m.
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• The route is clear, uniform and continuously signposted.
• The cycle route is only signposted on individual sections (< 20% of the total route) for hikers, skaters or riders through active visitor guidance (communication, marketing).
• The cycle route runs partly on a road used by motor vehicles.
• If it is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles, it is secured accordingly, e.g. by traffic lights, zebra crossing, island in the middle of the road, speed reduction.
• There are public toilets for disabled people along the cycle route.
• There are barrier-free descriptions of the cycle route (routing, length, signage, accompanying infrastructure etc.) (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar).
• For more information and maps please visit the website barrierefreier-rundweg-um-den-tegernsee  

 Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

• There are three marked parking spaces for disabled people (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm). 
• The cycle route has a total length of 20.3 km.
• It is a circular route. 
• The cycle route is at least 100 cm wide, mainly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal inclination of up to 20% over a length of 12 m.
• There are no circulation barriers, bollards or obstacles.
• There are no visually contrasting or tactilely detectable floor indicators available. 
• External paths usually have visually contrasting and tactilely detectable sidewalk boundaries. 
• The route is clear, uniform and continuously signposted.
• There is no information in easy language.
• Information is displayed with pictograms or images.
• The cycle route is only signposted on individual sections (< 20% of the total route) for hikers, skaters or riders through active visitor guidance (communication, marketing).
• The cycle route runs partly on a road used by motor vehicles.
• If it is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles, it is secured accordingly, e.g. by traffic lights, zebra crossing, island in the middle of the road, speed reduction.
• There are barrier-free descriptions of the cycle route (routing, length, signage, accompanying infrastructure etc.) (printed or on barrier-free websites or similar).
• For more information and maps please visit the website barrierefreier-rundweg-um-den-tegernsee