ペルラッハーフォレスト周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The cycling path has been taken over by racing cyclists. It is no longer suitable for children

A special feature of the Perlacher Forest are its dead-straight paths in a checkerboard pattern, some of which are gravel or even paved. Popular with racing cyclists is the paved north-south axis through the Perlacher Forest, which ends at the Kugleralm (a lovely, large beer garden!), where the shandy (mixed drink) was supposedly invented during a supply shortage (we now know better; it's been around for a while). The route was already extremely popular as a cycling excursion out of Munich around 1900, so even beer could be in short supply on the outskirts of Munich. Another highlight is the Perlacher Mugl, a viewing hill estimated to be less than 50 meters high, also located close to the north-south axis. As you can read on the information board at the top of the refuge, the excavated material from the MacGraw Trench on Munich's A995 motorway was used to bury a World War II anti-aircraft tower that would have been impossible to blow up. A lovely little vantage point, information boards help identify important Alpine peaks on the horizon.

Off into the green

Only the numerous manhole covers disturb the restored pleasure somewhat

After rain, the route stays wet for quite a long time because the sun doesn't shine here, especially in spring and autumn. That's why the racing bike looks like 🐷 afterwards.

Unfortunately, a lot of gravel is always spread here from the first snowfall. And unfortunately it stays there for a long time, even if there is no more snow at all.

Newly asphalted since the beginning of 2024 and now even easier to ride on a racing bike.

The section is finally finished and the new asphalt rolls really well.