マールブルクビーデンコフの天然記念物・トップ20

From the Frauenberg castle ruins you have a wonderful view in all directions at any time of year. But be careful: sometimes a very cold wind blows up there! So dress warmly!

Great opportunities to cool off. Best reached on foot or by bike, as fortunately there is almost no parking for cars. However, it can be quite crowded in summer.

The city wall, a relic from times long past. A formidable structure and an impressive sight to behold.

Among the butterflies, it is above all the occurrence of endangered species, which are worth mentioning: Greater Purple Butterfly, Swallowtail, Imperial Mantle, fritillary, checkered fritillary, fritillary fritillary, white-tied fritillary, wall Fox, Bramble Hairstreak, Mallow Skipper, Clover and Thyme. Adjacent to the north of the actual quarrying area is a pearl grass bu- chenwald, of which only a narrow strip is included in the protected area. In addition to the small wintergreen, numerous orchid species grow here, such as the narrow-leaved forest bird, the broad-leaved thornwort, the white forest hyacinth or nestworm. The forest is also the habitat of stock dove and gray woodpecker, which have their breeding grounds in Create caves from old stock and visit the quarry as food guests. worthy of protection; The outstanding importance of the former Rachelshausen quarry lies in the occurrence of warmth-loving open land species and raw soil inhabitants whose populations are largely endangered due to the decline in their habitats in our cultural landscape (ant lion, tiger beetle, saber, chessboard, sand lizard and smooth snake). There are also species in the transition area to the forest: forest birds, hollow rope be, Imperial Mantle, Fritillary Fritillary, Fritillary Fritillary and Purple Fritillary Butterfly, and residents of wet habitats (Bombina and Natterjack Toad). It is precisely the mosaic of different niches, living conditions and habitats that determines the value of the protected area. Disturbance by visitors, such as camps, camping, summer barbecues, mountain biking or geocaching have a particularly negative effect on the eagle owl and can completely prevent breeding. Appropriate information, such as this leaflet or information boards, should help to reduce disruptions especially to avoid bird life. Source: https://www.agentur-naturentwicklung.de/downloads/faltblatt-rachelshausen-k.pdf

Great panoramic view, definitely climb the tower

Made by man 🤷🏽‍♂️ used by nature and rediscovered by man in his beauty 🍀😉🐾🐕‍🦺🚲🥾 Beauty is often on the doorstep 👍🏽

French meadows provide a habitat for many animal species and are under nature protection. In summer the purest frog concert. A very nice place but the only thing missing is a seat, which is a shame.

I can only recommend a beautiful, well-kept facility