グラーフェンドルフベイハートバーグの天然記念物・トップ15

A beautiful idyllic landscape

Wonderful chapel located in the forest, for inner reflection, relaxation and unwinding. According to legend, the water that springs from there has a positive effect on eye diseases when you clean your eyes.

The Lebing burial mound, also known as the Lebinger Hügelgrab or the Lebing Roman Tomb, is a restored tombstone with a reconstructed burial mound from around 200 AD in Lebing near Eichberg. Around the tombstone are glass columns with replicas of the grave goods and an original. The facility is protected by a steel roof. Around 200 AD, the wealthy young couple Sextus Sacretius Priscus and Capitonia Iulia died at the age of 26 and 20. The young woman's parents had the tombstone made for their daughter and son-in-law. The ashes of the two deceased were buried in a solemn ceremony with some grave goods. A large mound of earth was heaped up over the burial chamber. The tombstone was placed in front of the entrance

A wonderful comparison to our own life is drawn here in the form of 3 over 100 year old beeches to our own life. Excerpt from the description of these 3 books as "artists of life": "These 3 wonderful beeches want to remind us of "survival". Difficult living conditions and weather conditions have moved and drawn them..."

The "Nature experience - Hartberger Gmoos" gives insights into the local natural diversity. Europe-wide endangered and therefore protected species such as the blue buffalo, the kingfisher, the red-backed shrike or the greater mouse-eared bat find a home here.

From Friedberg it’s all the way to Schwaighof. Always along the water. There are also historical fountains to see. A nice hiking trail.

Three wonderful birch trees to remind us of survival.

Great, exciting hiking trail. Ideally from Friedberg.