周辺の峡谷・トップ5

Good for relaxing.

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The Holy Mountain, one of the Schilfseeberge (reed lake mountains), was created from the excavated soil for the Schilfsee (reed lake). The Schilfseeberge surround a deep gorge, which Pückler named the Wolfsschlucht (Wolf's Gorge) in reference to Weber's opera "Der Freischütz." The crucifix was erected in 1859 as a Christian contrast to the crescent moon on the Mondberge, which symbolizes Islam. https://www.pueckler-museum.de/parkbauten/

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A very informative board! Thank you for being able to read it again later.

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Nice quiet area there!

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The Eulenschlucht was long considered the longest Gieser. However, the digital terrain model shows that the longest Gieser extends 200 m east of the Eulenschlucht and is 8.2 kilometers long. The area around the Eulenschlucht is a protected area according to Section 29 of the Federal Nature Conservation Act.

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A characteristic landscape element in the Muskau fold are the Gieser. These are sharply cut valleys with no drainage. The word is derived from the Wendish word jezero = swamp. For further information see the board at the Muskauer Fold Arch Geopark Office.

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A characteristic landscape element in the Muskau Arch are the Gieser. These are sharply incised, drainless valleys. The word derives from the Wendish word jezero = swamp. For more information, see the noticeboards of the Geoparkbüro Muskau.

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The "Volkspark" is a forest recreation area close to the city with shady paths, the Madlower bathing lake and the Madlower gorges. The complex was laid out around the years 1908 to 1912, named after the Cottbuser Beautification Association. The depressions, popularly known as “gorges”, were created by removing sand and gravel to fill the tracks of the 🚂 Cottbus-Görlitz railway line (construction period from 1864 - 1866). Local mountain athletes now like to use these waves and hollows.

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