Forsthaus Kasten Beer Garden – Forstenrieder Park entrance loop from Haderner Stern

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Forsthaus Kasten Beer Garden – Forstenrieder Park entrance loop from Haderner Stern

Easy

4.3

(12)

riders

Forsthaus Kasten Beer Garden – Forstenrieder Park entrance loop from Haderner Stern

01:16

25.8km

100m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Waldfriedhof, Schloss Fürstenried und Sendlinger Wald

Forstenrieder Park

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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3.79 km

Neuried Forest Bypass

Highlight • Trail

On this beautiful forest path you can bypass Neuried off the main road (Planegger Straße).

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8.65 km

Forsthaus Kasten Beer Garden

Highlight • Restaurant

Forsthaus Kasten is one of the largest beer gardens and has around 2,000 seats. There is a large children's playground there. The beer garden can be accessed by car, bike or on foot.

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9.98 km

Preysing Obelisk (Preysingsäule)

Highlight • Monument

"Standing in God's mercy, power is always grad", reads the inscription, which was carved into the stone of Preysingsäule.The story goes like this: In 1735 fell Max Emmanuel von Preysing, …

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12.1 km

Hexenhäusl in Forstenrieder Park

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The paths here are endless.
That's where the Hexenhäusl comes in handy.😁👍

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15.3 km

Eichelgarten (Oak Pasture) in Forstenrieder Park

Highlight • Forest

In the middle of the forest you will find this unique clearing - a pasture landscape with ancient oaks. The acorn garden is a flora-fauna-habitat area that lets you immerse …

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18.1 km

On the “Max-Josef-Geäumt” forest path, a kilometer-long line of old oak trees has now been largely cleared by felling later-grown tree species.

If you want to know more, you can find out more here: baysf.de/fileadmin/user_upload/01-ueber_uns/05-standorte/FB_Muenchen/Regionales_Naturschutzkonzept_Muenchen.pdf

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