Birkendamm Cycle Path

Relaxed cycling through secluded birch avenues. Great thing!

You just have to have driven.

Bicycle infrastructure failure using the example: In the eastern part of the Birkendamm
- mangy cobblestones,
- Much too narrow for cyclists of different speeds, as well as oncoming cyclists and pedestrians who often go for walks with dogs and in groups,
- Bumps caused by the roots of the birch trees growing right there,in the western part
- no continuous bicycle road, but piecemeal,
- The "Veloroute" does not have priority over cross traffic (as in the eastern part),
- Mishmash of different floor coverings and lane widths and
- sometimes not even a designated cycle path, but only shared use of the street without sidewalks.The former tram route took up less space on the side than a bidirectional pedestrian / bike path now. And actually this was supposed to be part of a bike route - what about the pedestrians?So: You should have driven the Birkendamm for historical reasons. But something else is great.