ジンデルフィンゲンの天然記念物・トップ20

The three-and-a-half hectare red deer enclosure is located right next to the Glemsquelle and corresponds to the natural habitat of the largest wild species in our country. Up to twelve animals find enough space, food and exercise here.

Here, deer are kept and cared for in a spacious enclosure. The animals are probably used to crowds of visitors and are not at all shy. Even barking dogs are simply ignored. It's nice that the animals feel so safe there and can therefore be easily observed when they're not hanging around in the spacious enclosure. Some people even pet the animals. That's going too far for me. Anyone who feeds the animals risks them dying. That really doesn't have to be the case.

Well hidden and not easy to walk on, it is still a real highlight, especially after heavy rainfall.

Unfortunately, at the moment only a few small waterfalls

Nice to drive, very long asphalt road through the forest.

The asphalted path is an old railway line that was originally used by the Siebenmühlentalbahn, which was closed in 1956. The current, well-developed path is federal property and is therefore also called the "Federal Hiking Trail". The path leads from Burkhardtsmühle in Aichtal (between Waldenbuch and Aichtal-Neuenhaus) up to Leinfelden-Musberg. The gradient is moderate and lies between 0% and 1% over the entire route, making it easy to ride uphill even with a bio-bike. The good surface is also ideal for inline skating. The total length of the route between Burkhardtsmühle and Musberg is around 8 km.

Totally nice for walking and jogging - it's best to come early in the morning when it's not that crowded.

One of the most idyllic benches around the lake