アイヒャッハの天然記念物・トップ20

A beautiful hiking trail from the castle hill in Oberwittelsbach to Sisi's Palace in Unterwittelsbach. Five stations provide information on the history of Bavaria and the Wittelsbach dynasty.

Very quiet, no good view in winter, boring other seasons I don't know

ノルベルト・ザーゲルの「7つのステラ」は、バイエルン州アイヒャッハ＝フリートベルク郡アイヒャッハの地区であるウンターヴィッテルスバッハ近郊の森林地帯で見られる、芸術家ノルベルト・ザーゲルによる印象的な彫刻群です。人間の頭部を表すこれらの7つの木製のステラは、ハイキングコース沿いに設置されており、自然環境と調和しています。 説明: 7つのステラはそれぞれ個別にデザインされており、異なる顔の特徴を示しており、多様な人間の表現を代表しています。彫刻は木材で作られており、気象条件に耐えられるように処理されています。森の小道沿いに立っており、訪問者に立ち止まって自然の中のアートワークを鑑賞するよう促しています。 場所とアクセス: ステラはウンターヴィッテルスバッハとオーバーヴィッテルスバッハの間の森林地帯にあります。彫刻への散歩に人気の出発点は、ヴェレスバッハのハイキング駐車場です。そこからよく整備された小道がステラへと続き、さらにマリア・フォム・ジーゲ城教会へと向かいます。全長約5.5キロメートルの周回コースは、あらゆるフィットネスレベルに適しています。ルートの詳細については、Komootプラットフォームで確認できます。 芸術家: ノルベルト・ザーゲルは、木材を使った作品で知られるドイツの彫刻家です。彼の作品は、明確なフォルムと言語、そして自然との強い結びつきを特徴としています。彼の作品に関する詳細情報は、公式ウェブサイトでご覧いただけます。 ノルベルト・ザーゲルの「7つのステラ」への訪問は、芸術と自然体験の成功した組み合わせを提供し、ヴィッテルスバッハー・ラント地域での推奨される日帰り旅行先です。

The Paardurchbruch near Ottmaring is a remarkable natural phenomenon in the Wittelsbacher Land, near Friedberg in Bavaria. Here the river Paar breaks through the Lechleite in a narrow gate, a geological peculiarity, and then meanders in natural meanders through an original backwater area, which is lined by a natural silver willow forest. For nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts, the circular hiking trail “Zum Paardurchbruch” offers an ideal opportunity to explore this idyllic area. The approximately 9.8 kilometer long route runs mostly flat over asphalted and paved paths, partly also over meadow paths. The path initially leads along the railway line, then turns into the town of Rederzhausen, where you first encounter the Paar, and continues to Ottmaring to the Paardurchbruch. Along the way there are stations of a Nordic walking course, a fitness trail and an educational bee stand. The starting point of the hike is Friedberg train station, which makes it easy to get there by public transport. The entire tour takes about 2.5 hours and is also suitable for families with children. At the Paardurchbruch itself, the natural surroundings invite you to take a break and offer a perfect natural playground for children. The Paardurchbruch near Ottmaring is therefore a worthwhile excursion destination for anyone who wants to experience the beauty of nature in the Wittelsbacher Land.

The Paardurchbruch near Ottmaring is a remarkable natural phenomenon in the Wittelsbacher Land, near Friedberg in Bavaria. Here the river Paar breaks through the Lechleite in a narrow gate, a geological peculiarity, and then meanders in natural meanders through an original backwater area, which is lined by a natural silver willow forest. For nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts, the circular hiking trail “Zum Paardurchbruch” offers an ideal opportunity to explore this idyllic area. The approximately 9.8 kilometer long route runs mostly flat over asphalted and paved paths, partly also over meadow paths. The path initially leads along the railway line, then turns into the town of Rederzhausen, where you first encounter the Paar, and continues to Ottmaring to the Paardurchbruch. Along the way there are stations of a Nordic walking course, a fitness trail and an educational bee stand. The starting point of the hike is Friedberg train station, which makes it easy to get there by public transport. The entire tour takes about 2.5 hours and is also suitable for families with children. At the Paardurchbruch itself, the natural surroundings invite you to take a break and offer a perfect natural playground for children. The Paardurchbruch near Ottmaring is therefore a worthwhile excursion destination for anyone who wants to experience the beauty of nature in the Wittelsbacher Land.

It is worth it is very interesting

Located directly on the hiking trail

In the footsteps of the Wittelsbach family, on the path from Ober- to Unterwittelsbach you will come across beautiful sculptures and informative boards, which inspired me to delve a little deeper into the subject in the evening after our hike. We liked it very much. :)