ナウワルドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ライプハイム湿原では、スコットランドのハイランド牛が重要な役割を担っています。彼らは一年中この地域に生息し、そうでなければ機械が必要となる作業をこなしています。彼らは草、葦、イラクサを食べ、低木を伐採し、再生された湿原の景観を可能な限り開けた状態に保っています。彼らは丈夫で、要求が少なく、そして何よりも比較的軽量であるため、敏感な土壌をほとんど傷つけません。彼らのぼさぼさの毛皮と最大1.60メートルの幅の角は、湿原の中で珍しい、しかし非常に歓迎される光景を提供します。時折、いくつかのダートムーアポニーが加わります。

The Leipheim Moor is part of the Swabian Danube Moor. For millennia, peat grew in the wet soils here. Later, like so many moors in Central Europe, the area was drained. To protect the sensitive habitats, rewetting measures were implemented starting in the 1990s. Since then, the area has been undergoing a transformation. The meadows are becoming wetter, typical moorland habitats are returning, and with them, rare species such as the curlew, snipe, and white stork.

Günz, rear left Nau, front right Middle of the Danube

In front, the Nau Back left, the Günz Center, the Danube

The Marian pilgrimage site offers inner peace and meditation to local history enthusiasts and nature lovers, as well as those who are hectic with everyday life and want to enjoy a little peace and quiet. Several benches in front of the grotto invite you to rest. A "nature-oriented" Stations of the Cross lead between the Danube and the grotto.

This year's Leipheim Children's Festival will take place from July 12th to 14th, 2025.

One of the many different bridges over the Danube.

good starting point for a Danube tour.