ダルケンドルフでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Swimming and a nice snack

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It is very beautiful here and there is even a small jetty to go into the water. The place is also good for resting or spending the night.

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go by pedal-boat

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It is a war memorial that was built after the First World War (and commemorates the fallen soldiers from the First and Second World Wars. The lookout can be reached via the left side of the monument; there is a corridor that leads to the rear part of the tower so that you can climb the stairs to the top. Great view (definitely even better when the weather is good) - it's worth a detour for that reason alone!

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Remembering useless wars

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A beautiful natural pool at the lake.

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The concentration of different species of trees affected by mistletoe is striking. Mistletoe is one of the epiphytic parasites and is a semi-parasite. They use the trees as a host for water and nutrients. The epiphytic plants destroy the cell walls of the trees and drive a wedge into the host tissue. Nature has come up with a special trick to spread mistletoe: its white fruits are extremely sticky. “Many birds like to nibble on the berries. Some of the fruits stick to their beaks. If the birds sharpen their beaks on a branch or leave their droppings there, the mistletoe seeds stick to the bark of the future host tree.

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200 years passed between the laying of the foundation stone in 1215 and the completion of the church - the reason for two different architectural styles (late Romanesque and Baroque.

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