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From the Sihlwald forest, you'll enjoy a stunning view over Lake Zurich. The view is particularly atmospheric in the early morning, when wisps of fog still hang over the water, or in the late afternoon with warm sunlight.

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Beautiful ride along the Sihl, quiet

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Beautiful bike path, with some barbecue areas

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It's worth it, beautiful views, unfortunately I had fog and rain

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Always nice to enjoy this peace and nature

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Sihlwald is beautiful at any time of year

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Great path right by the river e

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Great cycling route right by the river

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Unfortunately, beech wood is not used as an energy source. As it rots, more CO2 is produced than if it were used as building wood or firewood!

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Beautiful cycle path along the river and through the Zurich Sihlwald Wilderness Park.

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For those who like it a bit adventurous, take the Leiterliweg up from the Zuger Alpli

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Very interesting ascent through the landslide area. A GPS is recommended as the path is not always very clearly visible in the upper part.

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Beautifully relaxed route along the Sihl and always nice places to linger.

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The long-distance view is simply amazing when the weather is clear and the trails make you want more! For me one of the nicer tours over the entire Albis chain from Zurich!

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Super friendly service, very fine “Buurehof ice cream” and great views. Well worth a visit in any case. 😋👍🏻🌞

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The Sihlwald is a Swiss nature reserve of around 12 km² and is part of the Zurich Wilderness Park. Since January 1, 2009, it has been the first nationally recognized nature adventure park in Switzerland. Although the Sihlwald in the Sihl valley on the eastern flank of the Albis has been claimed by the city of Zurich for over 700 years, it lies in the municipal areas of Adliswil, Langnau am Albis, Horgen, Oberrieden ZH, Rüschlikon and Thalwil. The Sihlwald and the surrounding forests form the largest natural, contiguous mixed deciduous forest in the densely populated central plateau. The most common tree species (at 39%) is the common beech (Fagus silvatica), which provides wood with a high calorific value. In addition, there are spruce trees (25%) introduced by humans and the native tree species silver fir, ash, yew, pine, sycamore maple and wych elm. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sihlwald

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Absolutely impressive when you look at the full extent of the rock fall. Everywhere one discovers the traces in the ascent to Gnipen.

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Ate the most delicious lime soup there today. Gigantic good. And of course the view is the best.

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A fantastic panoramic mountain and a good restaurant.

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