The best traffic-free bike rides around Neukirchen vorm Wald

Nice inn - unfortunately we waited almost an hour for the food.🤷🏼‍♀️

Wellness Hotel, unfortunately heavily frequented.

A visit there is definitely worthwhile.

This is pure enjoyment and a feel-good atmosphere. Wellness facilities, Bavarian cuisine, and freshly tapped regional beers make this stop particularly pleasant. Those who wish can stay overnight – the offerings and the view are well worth it. www.das-stemp.de

A scenic drive through Tittling, a hidden gem of beer culture. You'll cycle right through the lively town center: charming shops, relaxed squares, and a market square that's perfect for a quick break. For beer lovers, a detour to the Lindlbauer Wirtshaus & Kultur is a must – with an excellent beer selection from many regional breweries, delicious food, and an atmosphere that invites you to linger. A stop that makes Tittling a truly delightful destination on your tour. https://lindlbauer-tittling.com/

Perlesreut surprises with a truly beautiful market square – ideal for a relaxing break. At the Hafnerwirt inn, you can enjoy beers from Bucher Bräu in Grafenau and the First Steam Brewery in Zwiesel, while the Gasthaus Gruber inn awaits you with traditional fare. Perlesreut Market Square – A Break with a View Perlesreut boasts an open, sunny market square, perfect for a short break from your bike. Dismount, grab an ice cream, take in the view of the valley – and then you're ready to continue your ride towards Kapellenhof, refreshed and ready to go. www.perlesreut.de

Far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the Stoahhäusl offers a stylish and tranquil break amidst lush greenery. On the terrace overlooking the valley, you can quickly recharge your batteries for the next leg of your journey while enjoying regional cuisine. www.stoahaeusl.de

In "Pullman City," the scenery of a real western town has been recreated, with everything you'd expect from television: a saloon, steakhouse, sheriff's office, and many small shops are located on Main Street. In the shops, you can buy all kinds of handicrafts and, of course, authentic western clothing. From spring to fall, there is a varied show program that will delight young and old: from cattle drives to knife and lasso throwing to horse and riding shows, everything that makes a western fan's heart beat faster is offered here. A particularly interesting area is the authentic area in the Wild West world. Here, there are many cabins and Indian tents inhabited by amateur actors who portray people from the period between 1740 and 1880. They wear authentic clothing from the western era. Historical crafts are demonstrated at the blacksmith shop. At the entrance to the authentic area, there is also a glass display case that shows the area in miniature. New attractions are constantly being added to "Pullman City" to make it even more attractive for families. For example, there's the large "Little Pullman" adventure playground with numerous climbing and activity stations. At the "Kids Club," young visitors can do crafts, play, and hear stories about the Old West on weekends and during school holidays. Exciting torchlit hikes are also offered. Since April 2013, the amusement park has also featured the "Adventure Trail," a low ropes course with countless balancing and swinging opportunities. Other highlights for children include the "Little Farm," where you can observe many animals, pony rides, carriage rides, or a ride on the small western train. Gold panning, where you can find precious stones in a gold pan, is an experience for young and old. At the "Archery" station, you can not only test your bow skills, but also try rifle shooting or tomahawk throwing. Spending the night in the western town is certainly a special experience. The Palace Hotel is located on Main Street. Those who prefer a more rustic experience can rent one of the log cabins, authentic tents, or teepees and spend one or more nights there. https://www.alpen-guide.de/reisefuehrer/poi/pullman-city-eging-am-see