Großer Ahornboden from the Sylvenstein Lake (Germany & Austria) - Indoor Cycling Training

Großer Ahornboden (The Big Maple Ground) is a nature reserve and protected area. It is regarded by many as the most beautiful place in Tyrol. You find 2500 Marple threes in this area, some over 500 years old. It is a nature lover’s paradise and the perfect destination for any cyclist that wants to experience something extraordinary without steep gradients. The ride starts on the dam of one of the most beautiful lakes in Germany, the Sylvenstein Lake. From the dam, you move on to a beautiful bridge with amazing views of the lake and the mountains in the background. You ride along a beautiful azure-colored river and the gradients are easy. Further up the road, you ride from Germany into Austria. The beautiful Karwendel Mountains surround you, making this ride pure bliss. After the tollbooth, the landscape opens up with a pasture full of maple trees. Many cows roam this area, making the ride a real alpine experience. You end in front of Eng Alm, a paradise for hikers.
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Just add music:
Most cyclists would agree that the ride to Col du Tourmalet is outstanding. But when it comes to music, opinions are very mixed. This is why we haven’t added music and why we recommend adding your favorite music to the ride. It is quite simple. Mute KZbin and open a browser window. Find a site that offers music (Spotify, KZbin, etc…) and pick the music you like, and enjoy the ride...
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[@goodASMRvibes]

This is awesome! I really enjoyed the wind & bird sounds, too. Almost made me forget I was on a stationary bike in my basement.

[@sheldondrake8935]

so rare to find bike videos without crappy canned music

[@juliesutherland9141]

Stunning ride, thank you!

[@falconbike_onfire]

Ambiental sound does it more realistic. Good job !!

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks a lot!

[@sheldondrake8935]

it makes such a difference. thank you!!!

[@stevedennis830]

That is one beautiful ride, thanks for sharing. Actually preferred riding it with the natural sounds of the world around you than doing it with music - made it more authentic and real. 👍

[@jaybengaluru]

Peaceful ride

[@jsteeleolmstead404]

Absolutely love this beautiful ride. Thanks for keeping the real sounds of ride. My new favorite video.

[@BiketheWorld]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@KasparHauser6]

Panted and wheezed right with you! Thanks for a great video!

[@BiketheWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Gabrielbellamy]

Thanks for your videos. They really motivate me for my winter spinning training sessions. Love this one particularly, with natural ambient sounds. Hope you’ll make more of these. If I can make a suggestion for future videos: I don’t know where exactly you live in Europe but I’d love videos of rides along Bodensee or the Black Forest in Germany, or the Danube or the Inn in Austria. Thanks again!

[@BiketheWorld]

Thank you for all you wonderfull suggestion. We would certain like to publish more videos from Germany. So you suggestions are very welcome. Do not hesitate to suggest more.

[@jsteeleolmstead404]

Schwarzwald?

[@mikko7669]

Great ride, thanx!

[@BiketheWorld]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jaimeorlandomurcia1709]

A great video. Thanks!

[@BiketheWorld]

You are welcome!

[@falconbike_onfire]

Amazing !!

[@johnrodriguez8253]

Wow, that's nice! Thank you! ;-)

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks John :-) It is a hidden gem, that not many know about...

[@mattlincoln7075]

Awesome ride! Loved the late 60's early 70's BMW convoy. Is it possible to ride when there's a vintage VW (50's 60's) convoy?

[@BiketheWorld]

It is close to Munich, home to BMW :-) Not sure about the VW's...

[@MrYu2ube]

I love these videos and never pay much attention to the oncoming traffic, but I noticed those vintage BMW's. It certainly took me back.

[@jsteeleolmstead404]

I saw the Beemers too!

[@joeyj4114]

great video! what is your camera and mount set up? I'm looking for ideas so I can start capturing my own rides

[@mr.imarealsuperhero4201]

No sounds please or even include an alternative version for hypersensitive people incl. myself, thank you!

[@BiketheWorld]

Hi, thank you for your feedback. I would suggest to use the mute button, or lower the volume.