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It goes along the edge of the forest, no traffic, no disturbing industrial noise, just you and your bike for undisturbed cycling pleasure

Perfectly paved route through the forest along the S-Bahn line towards Holzkirchen. In comparison, for example, to the Perlacher Forst, there is significantly less going on here, so that driving is totally relaxed. In between there is also a connection in the direction of Lanzenhaar/Otterloh.

Here, a resourceful innkeeper is said to have turned the beer shortage into a virtue and invented the Radler-Maß beer: the Kugler-Alm in Oberhaching. Spacious, shady, and with a pretty decent kitchen (for a large beer garden, right?).

Whether summer or winter, great hiking destination. Hiking around the lake is highly recommended.

The Ayinger Bräustüberl and its beer garden is a worthwhile destination or stopover in the southeast of Munich - everything just fits.

Extremely popular destination and beer garden in the south of Munich. Here you can find the best “undressed” far and wide. Background according to the information board on site: The Alm goes back to the first beer serving service to water and forest workers, at the very beginning of 1895 at a construction hut. The lack of a bar license was circumvented - even at the time creatively - by founding a "Consum Association". In 1898/1900, Xaver Kugler, who gave it his name, leased/acquired the alpine pasture. After being upgraded to a real inn, the business developed into a popular excursion destination. According to sources from the Munich city archives, in 1930 the press even spoke of the "largest alpine pasture in the world" after a beer and dance hall for 2,000 people was built in 1925 and the beer garden was generously expanded. In the decades after Kugler's death in 1935, things became quieter around the Alm. Since 1970, however, things have been going uphill again, and the Kugler Alm is a popular destination for people near and far, especially with cyclists because the Alm is conveniently located on the north-south route -Cycle highway between Giesing and Oberhaching through the beautiful Perlacher Forest. http://biergarten-kugleralm.de

If you come from the north you first go through shady forest, then at the end drive into the light and see the mountains in front of you, always a great feeling. When the weather is nice, especially at the southern end, lots of walkers! Also very nice when there is a bit of ground fog.

In the center of Aying, right next to the village church, is the Ayinger Bräustüberl - a traditional Bavarian pub since it was built in 1873. https://www.ayinger-braeustueberl.de/geschichte/