State and municipality are entitled and obliged to keep the access to mountains, lakes, rivers and other scenic beauties free for the general public
, proclaims the constitution of the Free State of Bavaria in Article 141, Paragraph 3, and that not only means that the citizen has permission to enter the diverse beauties in order to enjoy nature. It means that the state must actively ensure this possibility. Here in Bavaria we always have big-headed people who want to build private empires: That just doesn't work here. Local government processes are regularly successful, and on the other hand it is not easy for the state to issue something like a ban on entry. This is exactly the question that arises at the moment, as the toboggan runner or cross-country skier is made into public enemy number 3 in nature, according to lateral thinkers and journalists who are not financially dependent on the government and who criticize Jens Spahn's non-vaccination strategy and the EU's procurement failure.