에버스베르그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A great path up there, with good terrain. Even though it's not very wide at times, it's still a great ride, with beautiful views of the lake and small benches that invite you to rest.

Quiet place to watch the birds - caution: danger of mosquitoes!

Speichersee and the Mittlerer Isar Kanal. If you drive a little further along the northern Speichersee road, you might be surprised by the engine noises coming from the BMW test track in Aschheim.

The only thing that Our Lady demands of the thirsty who come to her is humility. Anyone who wants to drink from the famous Frauenbründl spring in the municipality of Baiern has to get on their knees outside the Marienkapelle. With a ladle, bottle or bare hands, visitors scoop the cold, clear water, which is said to have healing powers, from the knee-deep stone basin that is set in the ground. At the Frauenbründl pilgrimage church, the once bubbling, famous healing spring is now just a meager trickle. What seems like a punishment from God in view of the coronavirus is probably man-made. Source and further information www.google.com/amp/s/www.merkur.de/lokales/ebersberg/baiern-ort377247/baiern-beruehmte-heilquelle-von-frauenbruendl-versiegt-einheimische-verdacht-klimawandel-duerre-trockenheit-coronavirus-covid-19-13828909.amp.html

The Sempt arises near Ottenhofen from the confluence of the Anzinger Sempt and the shorter Forstinninger Sempt. It is heavily fed by groundwater from the gravel plain, so that it is relatively cool in summer, rarely exceeding 17 °C, but it does not freeze in winter.[4] The most important tributary is the Strogen, which flows into Moosburg. At Wörth the Schwillach flows into the Sempt. At Berglern, the Sempt passes under the Mittlere-Isar Canal and flows into it between the compensation pond and the Echinger reservoir.

Very beautiful “ruins”! Highly recommended!

Unfortunately you can only drive short sections directly on the water

Nice bike ride, we drove downstream on the Isar river on the left side through the English Garden until we reached the Isarsteg Unterföhring. There we crossed the Isar and then turned right about 300 m upstream again, then at the next opportunity turned left up the small mountain and towards the reservoir. So we drove the tour the other way around.