European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                All lignin Point to lha very Scenic Roadway. The real Bavaria by Bob hovers a Munich Bureau in you ii ask never taken the twist ing Road Oxer the Green Hills and Down the Shady valleys Between Munich and Mitterwald then you have not seen Lavurla. The assertion is emphatic but it i not arrogant for it belongs to u native a Mun who literally has travelled every mile of Road in Bavaria. And he claims with Good reason and indifferent Charm that there Are no More Scenic drives in All of  than the Ever changing up Hill Down Hill adventure from the festive capital City of Bavaria la the City of violin makers deep in Lite Alpine Forest. Travellers for centuries have been fascinated by the views Aloni this High Road which ancient armies and of Carls have travelled since the beginning of his tory. Since the Advent of the automobile the Road has become a popular alternate route for motorists bound for the resort own of Iannisci and for through trav Elers heading for Innsbruck Austria the Brenner i ass and Italy. Partial bavarian insist that there s More scenery crammed in the 60 Miles from Munich to title Wald via route u than on any comparable stretch of Highway in Germany. Beginning in Munich the Highway courses rolling Woodland and Lush Green pastures for 40 Miles to the resort Village of Kochel on the shores of Koch Elsec one of Bavaria s coldest lakes. From the Village the Road winds through the Forest up a series of Sharp turns to a Lookout Over the Lake. Proceeding South again the Road descends sharply though a series of hair pin curves then track the perimeter of the Walche see a Broad Green Lake for More than a mile. Sailing fishing boating and hiking Are the most popular sports with visitors in resort hotels and camping grounds on the shores of the two lakes. From the Walche see it s u 10-Miln drive Down a River Valley to Mil Renwald. The swarming resort town on the aus is Poloi by 6uenter Schuettler than Border which has been known since ancient times for its violin Mak ers. For travellers who wish to avoid a construction project on Houte 11 South of Munich two alternate routes Are Avail Able. One Road leads from Munich through Cir Vonwald to bad Stoelz and Hen to route u at Bichl. The second proceeds South from Munich on route 2 through Sharnberg and Wilheim to a Virnau. Where a secondary Road winds across the Farmland to Kochel. But the construction project on route 11 is merely a temporary inconvenience and for those who Are not bound by Lime it s the most direct route along the Scenic drive to Mitterwald the City which was Given its name because it is situated in the midst of a Forest. Hilli curve stately Trees and great lakes Greet travellers on Beautiful drive. A group of hiker slops to rest on Iligir Way from Munich to Mill Enwald in the Forest sunday october 11, 1964 Mill Enwald is the violin City and this Lalue Mark it of such. The stars and st31pes Page 11