ツァイラーンの天然記念物・トップ11

The land and #nature that actually belongs to the water and the river.

The Friedwald above the Klam Gorge is a special cemetery in the forest - instead of gravestones and grave decorations, trees are marked here, where the ashes in a compostable urn become part of nature again over time. A very nice place for remembrance and remembrance - for visitors there are also some beautiful vantage points in the Machland and of course to Klam Castle. 2 paths lead to the gorge, the southern one to the wooden bridges, the northern one to a "rope bridge": rope to hold on - balancing over the stones in the creek is popular 😊

With the detour to the Friedwald, there is also a pretty round trip to the beautiful valley.

A wonderful vantage point and at the same time a rewarding summit.

The cross is a little off the path, but you can't miss it on the ascent to the summit stone.

A very beautiful and not without danger path along the slope of the mountain. Because there are many beeches, the path is full of leaves that can be quite slippery. The view is wonderful and the rock formations very special!

The Donau-Auen National Park preserves the last large floodplain landscape in Central Europe on an area of more than 9,600 hectares. With its foundation in 1996, this jewel was placed under international protection. Since then, nature has been able to develop here free of economic constraints. By means of innovative revitalization projects, tributaries are reconnected to the river and natural banks of the Danube are promoted. The alluvial forests are developing into species-rich forest wilderness. According to the motto "Free flow. Wild forest." the original natural character returns to the floodplain landscape. Rare animal and plant species have returned or improved their populations. With the wide range of visitor facilities, excursions and events, guests can experience the Donau-Auen National Park, a regional center for environmental education and a popular destination.

Beautiful hiking trail, vA. in spring and autumn! (Unfortunately, at the weekend, the idyll is often disturbed by the roar of motorbikes on the road along the banks of the Danube.)