ハーシンゲンの天然記念物・トップ4

A small entrance gives access to this fairly deep cave. It owes its name to Doctor Herrings, a village doctor with a passion for caving who died here following a landslide in 1914.

This 35 meter high oak tree is around 250 years old. Initially planned for slaughter in the spring and then autumn of 1939, the project was abandoned with the start of the Second World War.

From the summit of the Loechlefelsen you have a very beautiful panoramic view; the entire rock is very well secured with a fence.

Butte surrounded by a ditch on three sides and protected by the slope on the fourth, it would rather be the motte of a medieval castle.

This 35 meter high oak tree is around 250 years old. Initially planned for slaughter in the spring and then autumn of 1939, the project was abandoned with the start of the Second World War.

The oldest spring in the town of Wittersdorf, covered with a freestone vault and decorated with a bench donated by the ONF.

The lookout point lets the eye wander to the Grande Ballon. Below is Ferette.

on February 18, 1914, he came to explore the Bendorf cave he had discovered. when his servant who was waiting for him on the road did not see him return, he wanted to look for him and discovered the tragedy. a block of rock had come loose and crushed the unfortunate doctor.