Marienklausensteg

The Marienklausensteg connects both sides of the Isar River with a steel profile and concrete structure spanning across the water channel.

Following the replacement of an old wooden bridge from 1887, the current Marienklausensteg was constructed in 1997 using modern materials and engineering methods.

The footbridge serves as a meeting point for residents who gather to observe the Isar River and participate in outdoor activities along its banks.

Located near mountain biking trails and hiking paths, the bridge provides direct access to the Hinterbrühler See recreational area and local campsites.

The Marienklausensteg stands next to one of the Isar Rescue watchtower stations, which monitors water activities in this section of the river.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1997

Made from material: steel profile, concrete

GPS coordinates: 48.09210,11.54990

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:55