jay-me
Feb 6 2008, 2:40 am
slow forum..?
hello,
due to stay in lindau for a few months. bringing my bike. is there much riding on the pfander and is it currently covered in snow...?
many thanks
J
Small Town Boy
Feb 6 2008, 9:16 am
There are various trails on that mountain, and you can take your bike up on the cable car. See the
Pfänder website for more info.
The
Pfänderbahn website has a webcam where you can check to see how much snow there is. It will probably all be gone by March at this rate anyway.
gills
Jul 4 2008, 5:45 pm
I'll revive this thread... I'm planning a bike trip around the bodensee at the end of July. Does anyone know where I can buy bike maps in Munich for this trip?
If anyone has already done it I'd sure appreciate any tips and advice. For example, is it worth bringing a tent or are there plenty of B&B's along the way? Can I get away with not booking accomodations ahead of time? What's the best town to start from? That sort of thing.
Thanks
Small Town Boy
Jul 4 2008, 6:25 pm
You can get cycle maps in Hugendubel or that map shop around the corner from Sport Schuster (I forget the name). July is obviously a busy time of the year; it's unlikely that everything will be fully booked, but you may find all the cheap rooms gone, so it depends on your budget. I'd be minded to take a chance, for the flexibility it provides. There is certainly no shortage of hotels/Pensions along the way. In terms of where to start, I don't really think this makes too much of a difference in terms of terrain, but Lindau is probably the most accessible point from Munich (by train at least). Viel Spaß!
gills
Jul 4 2008, 6:31 pm
Great! Thanks for the tips. I would prefer the flexibility of not booking in advance too. Ok, super-dumb question: Where is Sport Schuster? I know I've heard of it, I know I've walked by it, but I don't know which place it is. Is it the big sports store at Marienplatz, opposite Kaufhauf?
Thanks
Small Town Boy
Jul 4 2008, 6:38 pm
Yes, that's the one, but I've gone one better and found the details of the map shop: it's called
Geobuch and the address is Rosental 6.
Also check out the following website for some general info:
Bodensee-radweg.com.
gills
Jul 4 2008, 7:09 pm
Ah, you're a doll. Thanks very much!
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