Day 4: Landsberg to Gauting
Hotel Goggl, where we stayed, was perfect. It was not only centrally located, but offered quality at a fair price. I find it is always preferable if our hotel is located in the historic center of town or within easy walking distance. We seldom feel like getting on our bikes again in the evening and they are usually already locked up safely indoors somewhere. Corona measures at breakfast were also carefully observed.
Today we have the shortest and flattest route of the four days. In spite of many photo stops, we will be home around two. We are on the final lap of our little bicycle tour. It has gone too fast and fall is approaching fast. Will we have the chance to tour again before the days are too short, too wet and too cold?
The first leg of the ride to Ammersee is familiar, we rode it last summer. The last stretch from Ammersee we cycle paths that are within the radius of our day outings. We still enjoy it but it isn't new.
The first leg of the ride to Ammersee is familiar, we rode it last summer. The last stretch from Ammersee we cycle paths that are within the radius of our day outings. We still enjoy it but it isn't new.
After lunch we have another 20 km. We don't stop for any more pictures on the home stretch, we might have though. We have enough sights near to home that warrant getting the camera out - a good thing since most of our rides are restricted to close to home.
Our little tour has come to an end, we enjoyed it thoroughly and would love more.
Our little tour has come to an end, we enjoyed it thoroughly and would love more.