The best MTB trails around Landensberg

This forest service hut was built by the royal district forester August Ritter von Ganghofer. It serves the forest personnel as a work and meeting room, as well as a shelter, and for hunting guests as a meeting and support point.

The interior is cozy and definitely invites you to linger for a while. If you walk about 400 meters further on the Hörgrabenweg and follow the first forest path leading left slightly uphill, you will reach the August-Ganghofer-Hütte. Pinecone target shooting on Nepomuk's nose Have fun with the target throwing: Hit the "Sparrow's Nest" with the pinecones! The game: Visitors pick up pinecones or spruce cones from the forest floor and try to hit a hole (the so-called "Sparrow's Nest") under the arm or directly the nose of the wooden figure of the bridge saint Nepomuk. The background: The station is part of a child-friendly adventure trail that playfully recalls the childhood of the homeland writer Ludwig Ganghofer, who grew up in Welden for a few years.

Gladly, here is the adapted version: ⸻ 🍻🌳 Highlight: Bräustüble Altenmünster – Perfect stop with a cozy beer garden Anyone on a bike tour or hiking through the region should definitely stop at Bräustüble Altenmünster. The large, shady beer garden under old chestnut trees invites you to relax and offers a wonderfully cozy atmosphere. 🌳🍺 Here you'll find freshly tapped Altenmünster beer, cool refreshments, and a varied menu with Swabian classics, Balkan specialties, juicy steaks, and fresh salads. Exactly what you need to recharge your batteries. 🍽️😋 The friendly service, delicious food, and quiet location make Bräustüble a real insider tip for cyclists, hikers, and day-trippers. 📍 My tip: Anyone passing through Altenmünster should not miss this beer garden. A perfect stop with delicious food, cool drinks, and Bavarian coziness – you'll want to linger here a little longer. 🍻🚴🥾

August Ganghofer (1827–1900) was a significant German forestry official and the father of the writer Ludwig Ganghofer. From 1879, he managed the Royal Bavarian Forestry Administration and initiated the founding of the Bavarian State Institute for Forestry and Forest Management (LWF) in Freising in 1881. Career: From 1859 to 1873, he managed the forestry district in Welden, where he had the August Ganghofer Avenue, named after him today, planted. He was elevated to the personal nobility in 1887. Works: His standard work "Der praktische Holzrechner" (The Practical Wood Calculator) was published in 1872 and went through seven editions. Memorial Site: In Welden stands the August-Ganghofer-Hütte, the former forester's official hut, which is now part of the Ludwig-Ganghofer-Rundwanderweg (Ludwig Ganghofer Circular Hiking Trail).

The quaint building is the old service cabin of August Ganghofer, the father of the writer Ludwig Ganghofer. It represents the family's forestry background and the forest that strongly influenced Ludwig's childhood. August Ganghofer was not only the district forester in Welden, but later pursued a career as a forestry expert.

With the power plant inlet on the left side

Across this great river width. Impressive engineering structure.

One of the few power plants where you can also drive over