Isar oxbow

After the dike you can see the Isar arm here. It may well be that the way is under water: Here, the Isar gets the place it needs. In case of doubt do not forget rubber boots or enjoy a barefoot nature Kneipp.

Here at the Isaraue you will find different trees, which are divided into hardwood and soft wood. For Weichholzaue belongs the white willow (she really shines silvery), which can stand in the water for almost a third of the year. The thick oak, on the other hand, belongs to the hardwood department. Living rivers need a pronounced hardwood and soft woodland, which are characterized by regular changes of flooding and dry seasons (or high and low water).

A paradise for animals where swans and ducks feel comfortable

Where the Isar once flowed wildly, a quiet oxbow remains today – a habitat for dragonflies, frogs and water birds.