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sihlwald

Beautiful bike path, with some barbecue areas

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This section of the Sihl River is truly breathtaking. Crystal-clear water flows gracefully around massive boulders that rise majestically from the riverbed. The sound of the water cascading over the stones adds a soothing rhythm to the natural symphony of the landscape.

Our beautiful city of Zug and Lake Zug😁

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The traces of storms from recent years and decades are clearly visible here. The Sihl does not always flow so peacefully...

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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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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 Switzerland 🇨🇭, I was here when Komoot didn't exist yet, I have to come here again and drive around the lake, and of course the surrounding area and Switzerland 🇨🇭 has a lot more to offer, I wish you all an accident-free one at all times Ride your bike and have a nice vacation if you are there. 🙋🌐

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Even with a lot of people, it's still quite quiet, lots of space with a nice view, seating.

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

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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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Super beautiful lake in great nature!

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It's worth a trip here. However, often full on weekends.

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Very spacious bike path along the lake promenade.

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Very nice place by the lake, the kiosk offers fine glasses and of course drinks. The beautiful park also offers variety for the kids to play and let off steam.

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beautiful, pleasant section of the path on the Sihl.

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With the racing bike on sunny weekends it is essential to stay on the road because of the high pedestrian and pram traffic.

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The landscape is very beautiful. The trail along the Sihl is technically easy (almost over the S0 and S1), some short, steep ramps.

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The Sihlsprung is located in the lower part of the Sihltobel, which stretches from Schindellegi to Sihlbrugg. The surrounding towns are Hirzel and Spitze in the north (belonging to the Zurich municipality of Horgen), in the east Schönenberg (belonging to the Zurich municipality of Wädenswil) and in the southwest Menzingen (belonging to the Zug municipality of the same name). The upper gorge entrance is located below the Sihlmatt clearing on the Zug side (around 590 m), where the hiking trail leads through a tunnel. The lower section can be walked on both sides thanks to a bridge, with the path on the left bank running in places through another tunnel that is around 170 meters long. The exit is around 570 m in front of the Ernihalden. The area around the Sihltobel forms an important, glacially shaped drumlin and moraine landscape that dates back to the Sihl glacier. The Sihlsprung itself, on the other hand, is a fluvial cut in this landscape that emerged after the last glacial period. The gradient of the Sihl is slight, while the Mülibach, which comes from peaks on the side, has a slightly steeper gradient. Two nameless side streams on the Zug side even form small waterfalls. The partly forested, partly rocky steep walls of the gorge (up to 75 meters high) consist of Nagelfluh and are part of the elongated Molasse zone between Höhronen and Baden. A characteristic of the Sihlsprung are the Nagelfluh boulders, some of which are several cubic meters in size, in and next to the river bed.

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