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The Kapuzinerhölzl is an 18-hectare oak and hornbeam forest in Munich-Moosach. It preserves a small part of the Lohwald forest, which surrounded the north and west of the city of Munich for centuries. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapuzinerh%C3%B6lzl

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Beautiful place in great surroundings

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adventurous... :-)

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Beautiful place in great surroundings

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Beautiful trail through the forest

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A great trail, but there are more loose dogs and hikers so please be careful and be mindful of others.

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Super nice for biking in spring

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Mega fast single trail. Perfect for gravel. But beware, walkers can get lost now and then. You also cross a gravel bike path in the middle. Here it is important to be careful and give way!

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Mega fast single trail. Really awesome to drive!! Great tip!

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Impassable after the rain!

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Great trial along the Amper

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A beautiful and flowing trail along the northern bank of the Amper River. The path is well-maintained and doable for everyone.

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Nice family-friendly trail. 😉

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Nice trial next to the rapids, who is faster, the water or you? 🤔🙃

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This path is absolutely not passable after rainy weather. A single clay slide! You can't even push the bike within walking distance because it's so slippery. We had to go straight up the forest floor to avoid this section.

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So described from south to north (in the direction of flow of the Amper) comes a very steep, washed-out ascent with many roots for real experts (S3). In addition, it goes steeply towards Amper. A fall can have bad consequences here, both up and down. Then you drive along the upper plateau and there is a short, steeper, small descent with a subsequent curve and then it goes up again (S1). On the further journey you have to be careful, there the path forks, we are wrong down along the Amper. At the top you can ride your bike well, at the Amper it's hell. There are fallen tree trunks and holes made by the beaver. At the end of the path, a deep stream crossing awaits. So if fallen trees appear in front of you, turn around, that's the wrong way to go.

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Wind break and mud with an e-bike is a lot of fun here, but it is the only path on the Amper.

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I haven't seen hares or rabbits, but dogs run by their owners. So it can always happen that the four-legged friends run across the path of unexpected things. As mentioned above, the trail is very flowing, the ground very earthy, few tree roots, no gravel.

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Artificially designed facility on which even the little cyclists can cycle off-road and get dirty

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This "trail" is an area of approx. 10x30 meters. Small jumps and a bit of mud. It is really not nice for the kids but an actual trail.

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