Finally the sun, finally warm! It’s high time to get the bike out of hibernation. Inspiration brings our Radl-Report. The next weekend should make a note of the pedal knights the same: Because the E-Bike-Days in the Olympic Park.
Schliersee round: This 32-km-Tour of Ex-professional skier Markus Wasmeier (55). Let’s go to the Parking lot of the school in Fischbachau in a westerly direction to Faistenau. Then along the Leitzach to Wörnsmühl. At the Inn Nägele, the trail leads uphill to Aigen Lean over to Schliersee. The cyclists take the urtlbach road up to the railway overpass at the westhofener Church. Further, the path along meanders on the West Bank of the Schliersee lake fish house up to the train station Neuhaus. Wasmeier is recommended here is a strengthening in its open-air Museum. The route then continues to the Spitzingsee to the town of Aurach and perennials, and a fief to point back to the Start.
Schlickis Hammer: This Tour (25 km, 1000 meters of altitude) is not for the weak of legs: Peter Schlick Rieder, national coach of the cross-country skier, has been selected. Only experienced mountain bikers should venture on the route from the Neuhauser station to the Croda Rossa house. Already at the train station in Neuhaus, the way to Spitzingsee is well described. It leads through the forest to the lake. There arrived on the East side of the water body to the opposite the hotel and the shore. There are the first signs, the ways of the forest path to rotwand house. The Restaurant at the summit is situated on a mountain edge and provides not only a wonderful view, but also good food. Back it goes on the same way.
Sunday exit: This cozy Tour on a Sunny Sunday afternoon. It takes about 32 kilometers from the Nymphenburg castle on the Würm up to Starnberg. The track is also doing well with cyclists experienced children. The Start is the castle at Nymphenburg in the direction of Nymphenburger canal. At the end of the Channel, the cyclists meet on the river Würm, which meanders through the suburb of Planegg, Krailling and stockdorf up to Gauting. In Gauting arrived at the rice mill along. Behind it, the track is particularly romantic: it leads through a lovely gorge. After some time, the Inn should come to Mühlthal in sight. From the S-Bahn station is Mühlthal, it goes more to the Well-Rieden. There a small road leads up to Starnberg.
just in Time for the warm weather: The perfect bike tours for the whole family
gourmet round: This Tour is perfect for cyclists who also like it, because on the 32 kilometers from Sauerlach to Kirchseeon several Restaurants are equal. Let’s laugh goes’at the station S3 in Oxygen. In the East of the forest road “taxes leads-Cleared”, and the Via Julia to Peiß. Once there, the cyclists, the Peißer road, which leads directly to Aying. The beer village offers several opportunities to stop for refreshments, for example, the tavern with its beer garden and the landscaped brewery Inn. After strengthening, it is more about home stations to the copper valley to Glonn. From here the trail continues to the Steinsee, which offers not only bathing, but also a further treat-ability. After a Pause the track on the shade leads to hofen and the Isar-Inn the way up to the S-Bahn station, Kirchseeon.
family tour: This 29-Kilometer route that leads to the Amper along to Dachau is easy and therefore ideal for the whole family. In addition, an adventure in the wild landscape along the river to Explore. Start is the Station of the S4 Fürstenfeldbruck. From there it goes to the right at the bus station over on the foot – and cycle path on the Emmer Inger street. From there, the yellow signs of the Ammer-Amper-cycle path to show the route. Guide you through the Amperaue to Dachau. In Geiselbullach, after a little more than half of the route, there is a small Inn with a beer garden that offers the last opportunity to stop for refreshments on the way to Dachau. In Dachau, arrived, offer many cultural activities.
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STÉPHANIE MERCIER
