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Münchner Umland Trailrunning Guide

<p>Running routes between 8 and 21 km off the beaten track!</p><p>Trail running is in vogue - and Munich and its surrounding area are perfect for running on varied trails, through floodplains and valleys, along idyllic lakeshores and through mighty forests. As passionate runners, Andreas Purucker and Christian Reichart have recognized this and developed the first trail running guide for Munich and the surrounding area. The two authors have compiled 30 routes from Dachau to Tölz, from Ammersee to Ebersberger Forst, from "easy" to "challenging", and prepared them for amateur athletes with a spirit of discovery. Trails with a fun character - away from crowded city parks, running events and noisy streets, in the middle of the beauty of the Alpine foothills.</p><p>If you want to try out a cross-country run in the city first, you can try the test run through the Olympic Park. The 7.5 km run doesn't leave a single hill out and gives trail running newcomers the opportunity to test their mountain running fitness. Fans of peace and solitude on a typical weekend getaway will particularly appreciate the routes along the Amper and across the fields in the north of Munich. In the south, the authors take their readers as far as Bad Tölz and the Pfaffenwinkel. With guaranteed mountain views, lively ups and downs and routes up to 21 kilometers in length.</p><p>Furthermore, the book provides plenty of additional information "about running", health tips, suggestions for refreshments for the comfy part after the run and interesting facts about the landscape and history. Detailed maps on a scale of 1:50,000 and elevation profiles for each route make it easier to select and prepare the running route. The maps are available to download from the publisher's website, complete with photos of the routes. GPS users can also display all routes electronically on smartphones and outdoor navigation devices.</p><p>The Trailrunning Guide Münchner Umland is the right companion for all runners who are looking for relaxation, variety and an experience of nature in addition to a sport-oriented challenge.</p><p><span style="font-weight: bold; line-height: 1.42857143;">Andreas Purucker, Christian Reichart | Bergverlag Rother | 1st edition 2013 | 144 pages | 124 color illustrations | 31 elevation profiles, 31 running maps at a scale of 1:50,000 and 1:15,000 | for each route photo maps and GPS data for download, an overview map | format: 12.5 x 20 cm | paperback</span><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><div><br></div>