ニーダーバイエルンのノイファールンの天然記念物・トップ6

Small observation tower with information boards about storks and a rest area. Located right on the stork route, great for a break.

Thousand-year-old oak near Arnkofen The thousand-year-old oak stands just under 1 km northeast of the Arnkofen farm on the edge of the forest. It is isolated in a flat valley, surrounded by forest on three sides. Arnkofen belongs to Laberweinting, which is 3.5 km southeast. The oak is a registered natural monument of the Straubing-Bogen district. It has been under this special protection since 1941. The oak has a slightly inclined trunk. The monumental trunk is completely closed and extends far up. Measured at a height of 1 m, the trunk circumference is 6.60 m. Numerous branches that branch off in the lower part of the trunk broke off after a few meters. The crown only widens far up. In the upper crown area, the high-reaching crown is densely branched. The oak's vitality is still good. Tree species: English oak Age: around 300 years Chest height: 6.25 m Waist circumference: 5.91 m Height of the tree: 29 m Crown diameter: approx. 20 m Year of measurements: 2018 Source: www.monumentale-eichen.de

The Kapellenberg serves as a park for the residents of the Ergoldsbach market. Three entrances and a variety of paths open up the mountain. Park benches, viewpoints and a number of monuments (including those to the Ergoldsbacher Heimatlied by Josef Kropf and the late meritorious of the market) can be found. In the north there is a festival area where an oriental winter market took place every year until 2018[2]. Integrated into the park is a hill fort, a chapel and a Stations of the Cross. The entire Kapellenberg was still bare in the 19th century. Cannons were set up on the ridge and announced special events or arriving celebrities with the thunder of guns. The local recreation area described above was only created through planting by the Ergoldsbach Citizens' Association from 1890 onwards. These were continued and intensified after the beautification association was founded in 1908. Today the park on the Kapellenberg forms a landscape protection area. A memorial stone was erected for the board members of both clubs, Franz Xaver Steinherr and Georg Liedl, who were largely responsible for the creation of the park.

mysterious ... how old may the graves be, how may the people have lived here back then?

There are a total of 4 graves to discover

Beautiful healthy ancient 1000 year old oak 🌳💚 🤩 with a small bench next to it ... a wonderful place to stay.

In the middle of the forest, between Weihenstephan and Bruckbach, there are three easily recognizable burial mounds. A nice destination to hike.

Not easy to discover.