ハイデンハイム・アン・デア・ブレンツの湖・トップ20

You can go on really beautiful and varied hikes in this nature reserve. The two ponds are a dream! https://www.bloggmaus.de/2023/05/wanderung-weiherwiesen-tauchenweiler.html

The sunlight turns the water turquoise... No wonder, the water is very fresh and the pot is not as deep as the Blautopf. Very nicely laid out and well explained on boards.

An oasis of peace, apart from the beer garden. There are also biotopes and protected areas where you are not allowed to go with a pedal boat.

The Brenztopf (source of the Brenz) is an absolute highlight on every tour. The previous speakers/writers have already mentioned the most important things. The Brenz finally flows into the Danube, which is known to flow into the Black Sea. The Kocher has its source a few km to the north. This flows into the Neckar, which in turn flows into the Rhine and thus into the North Sea.

There is a lot going on here at the weekend... But really worth seeing.

The pond meadows are a nature reserve! Therefore, one should also exercise mindfulness when hiking there.

The Weiherwiesen, a nature reserve, is very popular when the weather is good, but it is always nice to visit this area. An insider tip early in the morning in summer (now no longer a secret).

Very beautiful place and beautiful paths. But be careful, it is a nature reserve where you are not allowed to leave the paths and where cycling is unfortunately prohibited - you have to push your bike. From the north you come to an information board where the nature reserve begins. The rules of conduct are also explained there, although for some reason the ban on cycling is missing. Unfortunately you cannot see the boundaries of the area on the Komoot maps, but the area is marked on the OpenStreetMap maps. For the sake of completeness, here is the link to the relevant state regulation: http://www2.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de/public/abt2/dokablage/oac_12/vo/1/1059.htm