プラットリングでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

During our visit to the Isar river, we were accompanied by numerous swans.

You can't reach the point; the Isar bends before it. Maybe at low water?

Idyllic here in every season

The Isar floodplains offer protection to numerous animal and plant species.

The Isar Estuary Nature Reserve is one of Germany's most important floodplain landscapes. Where the Isar River flows into the Danube, an impressive natural landscape of alluvial forests, oxbow lakes, wet meadows, and gravel ponds stretches out. This dynamic river landscape provides habitat for numerous rare animal and plant species, including beavers, kingfishers, dragonflies, and amphibians.

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

This is where the dynamics of the river landscape become apparent: where the Isar once flowed wildly, a quiet oxbow lake remains today – a habitat for dragonflies, frogs and water birds.

In the midst of the tranquil floodplain landscape of the Isar estuary lies a ford in the oxbow lake – a shallow spot where you can cross the water on foot. Surrounded by reeds, old tree trunks, and shimmering water, it offers a unique natural experience.