Slow bike ride to Bad Tölz

I'm planning to ride my bike to Bad Tölz to see pootle. I wanted to ride from Munich and maybe take the train back, 60 kilometers from here to there. I have a mountain bike so can't / won't do more than average 16-20kph, and I'm not that fit anyway. If you want to go faster or further, check out marka's offer.

is it really 60km?

my bike book says Munich- Wolfratshausen is 33 and Wolfratshausen to Bad Tölz and Lenggries is 48, so that's 81, minus the loop to Lenggries which I estimate at 20, and it's 60. Did you think it'd be longer or shorter and where do you get your route estimates?

I thought it would be a bit shorter but only based on driving there a few times. I based it on Garmisch being about 90 and I thought it was considerably closer than that. maporama says 45 and multimap says 60. Depends a bit where you start I guess and which route you take. Whatever the distance, its a nice road

I'd take my bike U1 to Mangfallplatz then through Perlacher Forst to Tölz.

It's not worth the hassle to me to ride the UBahn to Mangfallplatz though, I can ride there in the same time for free, and the Perlacher Forst's not that big anyway. The route I'll take goes on the Isarradweg to Wolfratshausen, then branches off a bit to the west of the river through Königsdorf. If the Isarradweg turns out to go through right to Tölz anyhow I might just stick to it. Looking at this map, they've extended it since I bought my bike guide, so I guess I may just stick to the river. Makes finding the way home easy too.

http://www.bayerninfo.de/radler/rwby0402.htm

http://www.isarradweg.de/ too, my goodness!

Stop off in Königsdorf for food. The Gasthof zur Post there is excellent. We were there last week.

You can also take the S7 to Wolfratshausen, and then a bus to Geretsried and bike on from there ... or take the train from Hauptbahnhof to Kochel (change at Tutzing) - get off at Benediktbeuern or Bichl.

Or the S-bahn to Sauerlach ...

I much prefer to ride all the way to the place and take the train all the way back, which I did. 64.5 kilometers, 4.5 hours. Lots of the Isarradweg is closed (flood damage) and you can't even roll on it, just push your bike through all the gravel, so I ended up going a different route to Wolfratshausen and then through Ascholding and Dietramszell to Tölz. Dietramszell has the only phone booth between here and there and it only takes cards, and being a small village, there was no place open to buy a card. So I'm going to get a cell phone at long last. It was a gorgeous ride though, just fabulous. Except for the last 10 kilometers which were really damn hilly and my knees hurt by then.