--- title: "Family bike route - for sailors and water lovers" url: "https://www.visitsaxony.com/tour/family-bike-route-for-sailors-and-water-lovers" description: "For the older cyclists among you, this route is just right! You start in Schöneck and follow the Musikantensteig to Grünbach. Here is the first opportunity to rest at the restaurant \"Bayerischer Hof\" or just a short stop at the pond of the fishing club. Then it goes on to Muldenberg, along the log flume where once the rafters transported their logs. Here you can also prove your skill and become a rafter yourself. The restaurant \"Flößerstube\" or the \"Bergschlösschen\" invite you to linger here, and the Muldenberg reservoir also offers a good stop before heading back to Schöneck." language: "en" type: "SportsActivityLocation" image: "https://dam.destination.one/2808166/dc587858c6f5c2bf4ac9e0bd937873cd0ae45939730b4c04d2ce77a2d47d268a/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Home > Special > Destination.Data Details > Tour" --- GPX Share Family bike route - for sailors and water lovers ================================================ - 19.16 km long - Round trip - Difficulty: medium - Condition: easy - Great panorama - Cycling - 1:27 h - 19.16 km - 160 m - 162 m - 683 m - 795 m - 112 m - - Start: Tourist Information Schöneck - Destination: via Grünbach to Muldenberg and back to Schöneck This family bike route invites the older children to discover the Vogtland on two wheels. For the older cyclists among you, this route is just right! You start in Schöneck and follow the Musikantensteig to Grünbach. Here is the first opportunity to rest at the restaurant "Bayerischer Hof" or just a short stop at the pond of the fishing club. Then it goes on to Muldenberg, along the log flume where once the rafters transported their logs. Here you can also prove your skill and become a rafter yourself. The restaurant "Flößerstube" or the "Bergschlösschen" invite you to linger here, and the Muldenberg reservoir also offers a good stop before heading back to Schöneck. Read more Waypoints --------- View on map Start Start Tourist Information Schöneck - Bike park - Bistro - Restaurant Destination Destination via Grünbach to Muldenberg and back to Schöneck Show more Good to know ------------ Pavements Street (6%) Asphalt (19%) Gravel (64%) Trail (9%) Dismount (2%) Best to visit suitable Depends on weather - Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Jul - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec Directions The route starts at the tourist information Schöneck. From here you ride into the charcoal burner area and on past the former sawmill, keep left on the path, cross first the railway tracks and then the street towards Muldenberg. After a few intersections and a small climb, you reach a wooden hut, which offers a first resting place. Then continue to the right of the hut on the Musikantensteig to Grünbach. About halfway along the path is the Rehhübelfelsen, followed shortly by the small and large Affenstein. An information board provides a good overview and the rock is easily accessible. And just like that, we have reached Grünbach. We follow the street for a short stretch, turn right, and arrive at our first place to eat, the "Bayerischer Hof" in Grünbach. Then continue on the old Muldenberg street, past a small pond of the fishing club to Muldenberg. On this stretch there is a small climb, which can be avoided by taking the path turning left. You reach the new Muldenberg street, ride a little section to the left of the street, before crossing the railway crossing and turning right opposite the restaurant "Haus Muldenberg". The path runs directly along the log flume, where wood was previously transported by water. We follow this to the raft place, where much about the history of rafting is explained. We continue up the road on the right, after about 100m you find on the left a small place with a raft to try yourself, diagonally opposite is the restaurant Bergschlösschen. Opposite here our bike path turns left into "Talsperrenstraße" and leads us directly to the Muldenberg reservoir. The dam is walkable and offers a great view of the reflecting water surface and the swimming pond Muldenberg. This is only a stone's throw away and invites you to a little refreshment. Opposite is the restaurant "Flößerstube". After a long break, the path takes us back along the blue marking to Schöneck, where we arrive again at the sawmill and charcoal burner. Read more Tour information - Cultural Interesting - Loop Road - Stop at an Inn Equipment no special equipment required Read more Directions & Parking facilities **Getting there**Via the AB 72 to the exit Plauen East or South and then on to Schöneck. Follow the signs in Schöneck for parking garage / ski world / IFA holiday park. Read more **Parking**In the parking garage or in the outdoor parking lot at the IFA holiday park / tourist info Read more **Public transportation**The Vogtlandbahn line RB 1 from Zwickau to Kraslice (CZ) or the buses of line 90 from Oelsnitz / Plauen, or line 22 from Tannenbersthal all run up to the stop at the IFA holiday park Schöneck. Here is the hiking and trail house, which includes changing rooms, sprinters, shower / WC, and also the tourist information. Read more Additional information Info on the Read more Author Sandra Engelbrecht Organization Schöneck Tourismus Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author The rock formation of the "Affensteine" is a recommended stop on this route. Read more Nearby ------ View on map Contact 08261 Schöneck/Vogtland Download GPX file - -