Detailed description (English): Starting in May 2025, a new roadside walking and cycling path will be constructed along State Road 2079 between Oberpframmern and the Forstwirt near Putzbrunn. The project is being carried out by the Rosenheim State Building Authority and is scheduled for completion in autumn 2025.
Stretching over a total length of 4.3 kilometres, the new infrastructure will provide a safe and convenient route for both cyclists and pedestrians. It closes a key gap in the regional active mobility network, improves connections between two municipalities, and benefits both daily commuters and recreational users in the Munich metropolitan area.
This new path will significantly enhance road safety, promote climate-friendly mobility, and increase the attractiveness of cycling and walking as everyday transport options – fully aligned with the objectives of the European Mobility Week.
Detailed description (original language): Im Rahmen einer wichtigen Infrastrukturmaßnahme entsteht ab Mai 2025 ein neuer straßenbegleitender Geh- und Radweg entlang der Staatsstraße 2079 zwischen Oberpframmern und dem Forstwirt bei Putzbrunn. Die Baumaßnahme wird vom Staatlichen Bauamt Rosenheim betreut. Die Fertigstellung ist für den Herbst 2025 geplant.
Auf einer Gesamtlänge von 4,3 Kilometern entsteht ein sicherer und komfortabler Weg für Radfahrende und zu Fuß Gehende – ein bedeutender Lückenschluss im regionalen Radwegenetz. Die neue Verbindung stärkt die Nahmobilität zwischen zwei Gemeinden, erleichtert den Alltag vieler Pendlerinnen und Pendler und schafft zugleich neue Möglichkeiten für den Freizeitverkehr im Münchner Umland.
Der neue Weg trägt wesentlich zur Verkehrssicherheit, zur Förderung klimafreundlicher Mobilität und zur Attraktivität des Alltagsradverkehrs bei – ganz im Sinne der Ziele der Europäischen Mobilitätswoche.
Target group(s): Daily commuters traveling between Oberpframmern, Putzbrunn, and surrounding areas who choose cycling or walking as a sustainable alternative to driving
Schoolchildren and young people who need safe and direct routes for getting to school or extracurricular activities
Recreational cyclists and walkers exploring the countryside and local destinations in the Munich region
Residents of Oberpframmern, Putzbrunn, and nearby communities who benefit from improved active mobility connections
Families with children seeking safe, accessible infrastructure for everyday use
Senior citizens and individuals with limited mobility who value safe and clearly separated pathways for walking or e-biking
Objectives: Improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians by creating a dedicated, roadside path with clear separation from motor traffic
Close a key gap in the regional active mobility network between Oberpframmern and Putzbrunn
Encourage climate-friendly transport choices by making walking and cycling more convenient and attractive
Promote daily active mobility for commuting, school travel, and errands
Support recreational use by enhancing access to natural and rural areas in the Munich region
Strengthen regional connectivity between municipalities with sustainable infrastructure
Contribute to the goals of the European Mobility Week through long-term investment in people-centered mobility
Partner: Rosenheim State Building Authority (Staatliches Bauamt Rosenheim): Lead agency responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing the construction of the walking and cycling path along State Road 2079.
Municipality of Oberpframmern: Local stakeholder supporting the project, with a focus on improving mobility options and road safety for residents.
Municipality of Putzbrunn: Cooperation partner on the receiving end of the route, contributing to regional connectivity and sustainable transport development.
District of Ebersberg (Landkreis Ebersberg): Regional authority promoting active mobility, supporting infrastructure improvements through strategic planning and climate action goals.
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