뮌헨‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 자전거 공원

"Im Gefilde" Skate Park and Waldperlach At the next junction, we turn right onto the pedestrian and cycle path. Directly south of Putzbrunner Straße, nestled in the Trudering-Neuperlach park mile, is the "Im Gefilde" skate park, built in 2011, with an area of 1,200 square meters, suitable for both beginners and professionals. The facility was developed in collaboration with the skating community as a so-called "flow facility." The youth initiative "Young City Movement" organized the "Light at Skatenight" event, which provided temporary lighting until 10 p.m. Thanks to the commitment of the young people, the floodlights have now been permanently installed. People now skate in the evenings as well. We continue south, parallel to Arnold-Sommerfeld-Straße, where there are various open spaces, an allotment garden, and a children's playground. To the east, we see the Waldperlach single-family housing development. At the beginning of the 20th century, a holiday home settlement was built here around what is now the Leiberheim Inn, which was originally built as a convalescent home for infantry soldiers. Over time, the forest was cleared, and the houses became permanent residences. Today, Waldperlach is a popular residential area that has retained the charm of a garden city. Immediately after the climbing playground, we turn right and reach Arnold-Sommerfeld-Straße via a small residential street. We follow this for a short distance and, just before the building complex of the former Siemens site, cross the parking lot towards the Neuperlach-Süd S-Bahn station.

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

Walking on the heath is always nice

Always nice to jet through the Isar trails and experience great views of the Isar

Who dares? 😉 Tip: look at the end of the tube, not directly in front of the front tire. But beware, if it's wet, it's still dangerous.

The small lake is almost completely overgrown with reeds and only a narrow strip of water is visible at the edge.

There is a suitable trail for everyone here. You can't have more fun on a tour. Watch out for foliage, it hides the innumerable roots.

Great trails, currently very covered with leaves. This makes roots difficult to see.