Sollacher Forest
The Sollacher Forest is a larger, elongated, contiguous forest area between the upper Isental and the scenic Lappach Valley in the southeast of the Upper Bavarian district of Erding .
The forest is a popular local recreation and hiking area for the residents of western Isengau . The area, 6 km long and 3.3 km wide, is of (slightly) hilly nature, but a narrow, flat and elongated plateau stretches from north to south. Within the 524 to 564 m above sea level. NN- reaching forest area there is only one farm belonging to the hamlet of Sollach . The northern third is now and then (also on topographic maps) referred to as Kopfsburger Holz.
The preferred starting points for walks and hikes include head castle , Untertalham (in the upper Lappachtal) Willmating (at Schnaupping ) and Isener district Ranischberg (or St. Joseph's called). People who like to relax / do sports often hike on in the Tann forest to the south-east , which is just as scenic (here the starting points are Lappach , Pyramoos , Willmating and Hub south of Sankt Wolfgang ).
On the state road 2084 (Hohenlinden-Isen-Dorfen-Buchbach), which crosses the southern area of the central Sollacher Forest , is the district waste dump, which is repeatedly renatured in sections.
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Coordinates: 48 ° 13 ′ 20.6 ″ N , 12 ° 4 ′ 36.7 ″ E