ザンクトゲオルゲンアムフィルマンスバッハの天然記念物・トップ9

Hard to believe, but only 1 meter deep

The center of Mattighofen with beautiful architecture and coffees

You can take a break on the boulders and relax on the bench. From the edge of the forest you can enjoy a wide view and on an information board you can read interesting things about the geology of the region.

For the Upper Austrian State Exhibition 2012, the entire square including the castle was subjected to a thorough renovation. Today a remarkable ensemble of castle, church, Kneipp fountain and 35 meter high sequoia tree.

The Seeleitensee was created by the erosion of the Salzach Glacier in the last Ice Age. It is surrounded by a moor landscape, partly also by areas that are used extensively for agriculture. [1]

The Seeleitensee, also Seeleithensee or Leitensee, is a moor lake in the Innviertel in Upper Austria. Together with the adjoining litter meadows, it is designated as a nature reserve.

With an age of around 12,000 years and an area of 2,000 hectares, this landscape is an ideal retreat for animals and plants. The peat stores in Bürmoos and Weidmoos have been almost completely dismantled. In the Weidmoos, a LIFE nature conservation project created around 25 hectares of water through damming. A "bird paradise" has developed over the past few years.

The largest contiguous moor complex in Austria is located on the Upper Austrian - Salzburg border at approx. 426 m above sea level and consists of the Bürmoos, Weidmoos and Ibmer Moos.