Due to the renewal of rails and sleepers at Gmunder Berg, the Schaftlach–Tegernsee section will be fully closed from 5 October (7:45 a.m.) to 17 October 2026 (7 p.m.). Bayerische Regiobahn is setting up a rail replacement service.
Quick overview
This report is primarily relevant for rail travelers, as it may have concrete effects on planning, connections or infrastructure. The focus is on Deutschebahn, Tegernseebahn, Brb, Bayerischeregiobahn, Sperrung, Schienenersatzverkehr, Baustelle, Infrastruktur and Gmunderberg. The key points are summarized compactly below.
Key points
- Full closure of the Schaftlach–Tegernsee section from 5 October 2026, 7:45 a.m., to 17 October 2026, 7 p.m.
- The Tegernsee Railway is renewing rails and sleepers at Gmunder Berg.
- Bayerische Regiobahn (BRB) is setting up a rail replacement service with buses.
- Construction work is carried out around the clock, including at night and on weekends, to keep the closure period short.
- Preliminary night-time works from the end of September will take place without impact on train services.
What this means for travelers
In the short term, little usually changes for travelers, but in the long term such projects can deliver more stable timetables, better connections and more capacity. During construction phases, diversions and temporary restrictions are possible.
Context
Deutsche Bahn is announcing extensive maintenance work on the Tegernsee Railway via its Munich press office. The aim is a more stable and punctual connection in the Tegernsee Valley. Passenger information is provided by BRB via its website, Facebook (“BRB Störungsinfo”) and WhatsApp channels.
What to watch now
- Only check specific timetable or construction notices once travel dates are set.
- For international journeys, allow more generous connection times.
- Monitor the source and operator information in case dates are still provisional.