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Beautiful cycle path parallel to the Würm and great views of the river

Pay close attention to the signs! Otherwise you could lose track of some tricky parts of the route. Head north, past the picturesque Blutenburg to Allach. Would you rather go south? Then follow the river to Starnberg. From Gauting you can also choose a comfortable, family-friendly route via Gut Rieden. What makes the Würmtal cycle path so special? In the Pasing city park you can feel it - the real Munich attitude to life. Just follow the worm and you will constantly discover new things. Sometimes the magnificent Nymphenburg Palace, then the Botanical Garden and so much more. But be careful: when the weather is nice, there is a lot going on here. It's comfortable, but it can also become a game of patience if you want to cycle through. One more note, because it's important to me: Please always pay attention to the signs! Many paths are purely sidewalks. Then it's time to push your bike or use the parallel paths. They are usually just a stone's throw away and you are not only doing yourself a favor, but also pedestrians, children and four-legged friends. And because you can boast about your knowledge while cycling: the Würm is around 39.5 kilometers long and is the only outlet of Lake Starnberg. Some of the Würm water even reaches the Isar and Moosach via the northern Munich canal system.

A highlight in many ways - great photo opportunity, even from afar through the open meadow "Am Durchblick" - nice stop in front of the castle by the pond without consumption or inside in the café - is on the Würmradweg-Nord between Pasing and Allach-Untermenzing in a north-south direction - east-west direction the castle is at the western end of the green belt "Durchblick" to Nymphenburg Palace and to the east to Langwieder See Where Munich cyclists like to ride, including insider tips. - link to the map: https://t1p.de/radlvorrangnetz - app "MunichWays":

Without komoot, it's easy to miss the signs in some tricky parts of the route. From Pasing it goes beautifully north past the Blutenburg to Allach. It goes south to Starnberg. From Gauting there is an alternative, more family-friendly route via Gut Rieden: https://www.munichways.de/starnberg-routen/

A nice stop can be made at the Blutenburg, e.g. B. on a bike tour along the Würm or to Nymphenburg Palace www.munichways.de/Entdeckertour

The water wheel in the Würm near Lochham always fascinates me. I find the many photos of it fascinating. The Würm, especially in the upper reaches between Lake Starnberg and Munich, is highly recommended for walks and bike tours. You can also find many hidden places there if you try to stay very close to the river. (Unfortunately without my own photos.)

Great section, close to the water

https://youtu.be/a1eEiaeKeGg https://youtu.be/mR-SzUFJLR0 Two videos of me the entire way along the Würm. Map with the route: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=de&mid=1e6p9W3vMOC2yD9HYaSNHmBemp2kmZ7DU&ll=48.15669712805332%2C11.434665984023056&z=11&entry=yt