レヒタールの天然記念物・トップ20

ここはとても素敵な場所で、レヒ川のすぐそばで水の音を聞くことができます。

A trip to the Lech is always worthwhile.

The start of the via ferrata can be reached from Holzgau in about half an hour. It is divided into three routes of varying difficulty levels, which can be easily combined with one another: the chamois (B/C), the ibex (C+) and the eagle route (D/E). A highlight is certainly the crossing of the roaring Simms waterfall using a total of three rope bridges. A via ferrata experience that is absolutely recommended!👌

The cycle path leads through the Lechaschau. The biotope has something of a primeval forest about it and impresses with its clear water. We were happy to stop there.

Fantastic nature. It is really worth seeing and experiencing.

Lech "Europe's last wild river" The Tyrolean Lech is unmistakable! It is the last wild river in the northern Alps and, as the "last wild river", shows a largely natural dynamic with mighty gravel and rubble banks in its wide riverbed. River branches branch out and merge. Stones from the side valleys are constantly being moved and transported further by the Lech water. This bedload flow is a defining characteristic of a wild river landscape. The truly constant feature of the "wild river" habitat is the constant change. Low temperatures, little plankton and a high mineral content, together with sunlight, result in the striking light blue-turquoise color of the water, a trademark of the Tyrolean Lech. Rainfall and heavy thunderstorms can change this beautiful color within a few hours. The Lech then rolls through the valley muddy and brown! During floods, the Lech is wild and impetuous. And can carry up to a hundred times more water in summer than in winter when the water level is low. Text / Source: Tiroler Lech Nature Park Association, Klimm 2, 6644 Elmen https://www.naturpark-tiroler-lech.at/naturpark_entdecken/wildfluss-lech/

Magnificent landscape, worth spending some time here

Little Canada, it's beautiful there