포레스트엔리더 공원‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 천연기념물

There is also a small rest area in Forstenrieder Park with fresh water and an information board

Because of the wild boars. Also nice

In honor of the Bavarian kings Ludwig I and Max II, the royal district forester and park master Heller had a group of oak trees planted in the so-called "Wiesmat" (former forest meadow) in 1858 in the shape of the initial letters of the kings' names (L M). The letters are about 80 meters tall. Despite the reforestation that has taken place in the meantime, the royal oak group is still clearly visible, especially from an aerial photograph.

Pretty big puddle!

You really can't "drink" and you shouldn't "drink outside". But next to it there is a drinking water point to "drink outside" or to fill up the drinking bottles.

If you turn left (coming from Munich) from "Max-Josef Weg" into Neurieder Straßl, you will find the beginning of a beautiful avenue of oak trees that stretches almost to Qlymipiastraße

nice stand of oaks here along the way

The yellow house was built in 1842 as a service hut at the intersection of Ludwigs - and Karolinenäum. Before that there was a small hunting lodge built around 1735 by the Wittelsbach family. Today a rest area with information boards, a fountain, a forest cross and brother oaks. The oaks were planted by forester Goebel in memory of his two sons who died in World War I. There is a memorial stone between the two oak trees to commemorate him. Nice rest area in the middle of the forest.