周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

Beautiful old oak!

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Near Saverne lies this very mysterious place. Its name is based on a legend according to which the prince's horse leaped over the cliffs, leaving horseshoe-shaped imprints in the rock.

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It's the Alsace Fountain! You can find more information via the link: https://www.grand-est.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/67_dreal_grand_est-col_de_saverne-web.pdf Here's a translation using an app: The Col de Saverne is protected on both sides of the N4. The inscribed section to the north contains the "Fontaine Alsace" fountain, while the classified section to the south includes the Saut du Prince Charles and the botanical garden. North of the N4, the fountain called "Fontaine Alsace" is part of a series of structures built by the Prefect of the Bas-Rhin between 1810 and 1814 as part of his program to rebuild the road network and improve agriculture. It is surrounded by a continuous bank in a semicircle. The listed section contains the botanical garden, founded in 1931 by a group of naturalists from Saverne. It is nestled in one of the switchbacks on the climb to the pass. It occupies a clearing and offers good acclimatization conditions for numerous plants. Below is the old road to the Saverne Pass, where rails were dug to guide the wheels of carts. The Saut du Prince Charles, a rock evoking the legend of Prince Charles of Lorraine, overlooks this road. In 1774, Prince Charles was hunting in the forest when he suddenly found himself at the edge of the rock, staring into space. Unable to brake his horse in time, he made a jump of about twelve meters and landed safely at the bottom. The marks of the horse's four horseshoes can be seen below the rock, although it is more likely that they were dug by human hands.

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yes, a very large and very stately oak tree

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Mystical, but we will probably never know what the holes were for.

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A visit from the Chemin-Forestier de Packlager is signposted and easily possible

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The rock is bordered by two parallel cracks, 8 m apart. Almost 50 round depressions, with diameters of approx. 0.30 to 1.80 m, pierce the rock. All of these bowls are of natural origin, caused by the erosion of the crumbly top layer of the red sandstone.

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A beautiful place. What I don't understand: How can you be so ignorant and put a pile of shit garnished with lots of speed right behind the rocks 😡😡

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Very beautiful place, you can take shelter there in case of bad weather and eat a bite on the huge Vosges sandstone table. The hike all around is nice and easy. The trails are almost all clear.

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Beautiful rocks adjacent to the botanical garden

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Remarkable oak from ca. 1600; Trunk circumference about 6.3 m

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Interesting rock formation - not necessarily one MTB highlight

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A really well-protected break area with a massive table.

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A great place to take a break.

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Remarkable basin stone

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Lovely place to rest because of the seating areas around the round table. But apart from that: a beautiful piece of nature!

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In addition to the highlight, the Rocher du Saut Du Prince Charles, there are well secured climbing rocks with several routes right next door. There are also some rings drilled in the wall in addition to the exits.

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There is a very mysterious place near Saverne in Alsace. The name is based on a legend according to which the prince's horse jumped over the cliffs, leaving the horseshoe-shaped imprints in the rock.

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With the table and bench inside the grotto, there is a nice resting place that also protects against wind and weather.

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The name of this rocky escarpment below the Col de Saverne road comes from the legend of a Lorraine prince. According to this, he escaped his pursuers by jumping from this rock with his horse. The imprint of his armor is still visible near the old mountain road.

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