Cross on Hutberg bei Fischbach

The Hutberg near FischbachThe Hutberg is a 20-hectare nature reserve that belongs to the market town of Kallmünz. It is a habitat of numerous rare and endangered plant and animal species. It is characterized by large areas of dry grassland and limestone rocks. These house a multitude of specialists who are precisely adapted to such sunny and dry conditions.
Pasque flower, Carthusian carnation and cypress spurge thrive on the extensive dry grassland. Succulents such as stonecrop, stonecrop and cushion moss can be found on the rocks.
Rare animal species, especially insects such as the blue-winged grasshopper and reptiles such as the sand lizard are also found in this area.
In order to protect the dry grasslands from encroachment, they are grazed annually by sheep.Source: Excerpts from the government of the Upper Palatinate

Wow. From the forest you look directly at such a great rock. With lean meadow. Hawks sneeze here. Really great to watch them fly. A bit slippery when it rains, but it works.

Beautiful view, the rocks and the field. There are also deer here.