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An absolute natural idyll. Absolutely beautiful!!

The Dornskopf is a striking spot in the Taubergießen nature reserve, known for its typical floodplain landscape. Here, waterways branch out, surrounded by dense woodland and wet meadows. The area is particularly pristine and conveys the character of the old Rhine floodplain as it existed before the Rhine was straightened. With a bit of luck, you might spot rare bird species or signs of beavers. It's a place that exudes tranquility and showcases the wild beauty of the Taubergießen.

The access to the bridge is quite high and difficult with an electric wheelchair.

Beautiful flat and scenic route

Chattering, they swim after the boat and fight over every crumb of bread.🤣🤪

The ducks are one of the highlights in the park!

just beautiful here. It is worth cycling here (for nature lovers).

There are a variety of bird species to observe in Dornskopf in Taubergießen as it is an important bird sanctuary. Here are some bird species that you may be lucky enough to see: ° Black woodpecker: The black woodpecker is the largest European woodpecker and prefers to live in large, old forests. It can be recognized by its characteristic drumming on tree trunks. ° Cormorant: Cormorants are large, black and brown water birds that can be seen mainly near rivers. They are good swimmers and divers and can also cover long distances underwater when fishing. ° Grey heron: The grey heron is a common sight in Taubergießen. It is a large bird with grey plumage and a long beak. It can often be seen standing in shallow waters, looking for fish. ° Kingfisher: The kingfisher is a rare and colorful bird that lives on rivers and streams. It has striking plumage in bright colors such as blue, green and orange. ° Golden oriole: The golden oriole is a rare, yellow songbird that lives in deciduous forests. It has a distinctive call and is difficult to see as it often hides in the dense foliage. These are just a few of the bird species that can be observed in the Dornskopf in the Taubergießen. However, there are many more species, including rare and endangered species. A bird watching tour in the Taubergießen is therefore an unforgettable experience for nature and bird lovers.