The Eisbach river in Munich is famed for its surfing and as a result the Germans are considered the forefathers of the standing wave. Some 10,000 boarders are believed to have hit the landlocked hotspot for their slice of the action with at least 1000 regulars. Kayakers are also known to get in on the shallow cold action and it isn’t unknown for the odd fracas to break out as it is generally considered for surfers only!
Surfing Munich’s English Garden from Andrew Mitrak on Vimeo.
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