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Here you can support the birds a little in winter. Hang a few little houses around in which you can distribute food.

Forsthaus Kasten (2025-04-20): https://www.forst-kasten.de/ Merkur (“The new innkeepers at Forsthaus Kasten”, 2024-12-16): https://www.merkur.de/lokales/wuermtal/neuried-ort29132/kasten-die-neuen-wirtsleute-vom-forsthaus-93468145.html Wikipedia (Forst Kasten, 2022-12-04): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forst_Kasten “Forst Kasten is a foundation forest owned by the City of Munich. …” Süddeutsche Zeitung (“Change of tenant at Forsthaus Kasten …”, 2024-10-14): https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/landkreismuenchen/forsthaus-kasten-barsy-paechterwechsel-biergarten-lux.PRjJAaM1fFTBnXssx9Bcwf "... In just under three months, it's all over – after almost 35 years. ... According to Johann Barsy, there will be a new tenant who will continue to operate the beer garden."

Beautiful piece of trail, can get really slippery when wet.

The 800-hectare "Kasten" forest area around the forester's lodge of the same name forms an important part of Munich's green belt. The site has been owned by the Heilig-Geist-Spital Munich and the associated foundation since 1308 and thus for more than 800 years. It is administered by the municipal department of the state capital. The history of the forester's house as an inn and beer garden goes back to 1899, when snacks were initially sold to hikers. Today, a spacious beer garden resides here along with an equally huge parking lot, children's playground, musicians' stage and everything that goes with it. Incidentally, the name "Kasten" presumably derives from a former Roman fort, which is said to have existed near the nearby Via Julia. https://www.forst-kasten.de/

The beer garden is great because of its location and because it offers great opportunities, especially for families with small children (children can play in the playground and in the surrounding area while you enjoy your beer). Adults can also take a ball or Fris-bee and exercise to promote digestion. Unfortunately, the quality of the food was underwhelming during our visit.

Here the path leads past the Planegg Hochbirket gravel pit

Forsthaus Kasten a great destination (especially with children) and of course a great beer garden