Toter Grund Oxbow
Hiking Highlight
Recommended by 33 out of 34 hikers
Tips
The former Danube oxbow lake near the stone spur bridge is the most famous place for the flora and fauna of the former floodplain. It was consciously preserved as an alluvial forest relic and has been a natural monument under the Vienna Nature Conservation Act since 1986. Downstream the water is connected to the New Danube. A threshold prevents the water from flowing off when the water level is low. The water in the Dead Bottom is around two meters deep, with a water surface of around 2.6 hectares.
translated by
•December 8, 2020
The former Danube oxbow lake near the stone spur bridge is the most famous place for the flora and fauna of the former floodplain. It was consciously preserved as an alluvial forest relic and has been a natural monument under the Vienna Nature Conservation Act since 1986.
translated by•December 22, 2020
The former Danube oxbow lake near the stone spur bridge is the most famous place for the flora and fauna of the former floodplain. It was deliberately preserved as an alluvial forest relic and has been a natural monument under the Vienna Nature Conservation Act since 1986. Downstream the water is connected to the New Danube. A threshold prevents the water from flowing off when the water level is low. The water in the Dead Bottom is around two meters deep, with a water surface of around 2.6 hectares.
translated by•March 19, 2021
In the know? Log-in to add a tip for other adventurers!