フィンジングの絶景の山頂・トップ3

Beautiful view of Erding, but even better from the neighboring Indorfer Berg to the south, especially in the evening at sunset.

The rubbish of civilization from us humans has at least one good side, namely a beautiful view of the Alps.

Less well-known, but exciting panoramic mountain in the municipality of Unterföhring, which offers interesting perspectives on the state capital. The elevation is of artificial origin, namely a mountain of rubble that was created after World War II. A wider and a few narrower paths, which are also used by downhill bikers, lead to the "summit". The views over the city show an exuberant amount of greenery from the Isar meadows and the English Garden. On a clear day there is also a view of the Alps.

The Fröttmaninger Berg is an insider tip: from the former garbage mountain you have a great view of Munich, the surrounding area and the Alps.

beautiful ascent and descent, beautiful view of Munich and the surrounding area

Not too long a climb but crisp

The small hill was created after the Second World War. It is the higher of the two Unterföhringer rubble mountains from the Second World War and is also called "Hypoberg". Debris, mainly from Schwabing, was dumped here using a lorry train. The route to the viewing point also follows the course of this railway. From there you have a view over Munich all the way to the Alps. The thermal power plant in Unterföhring is of course clearly visible. But the Frauenkirche is also easy to see.

The only elevation in the flat north of Munich that deserves the name Berg