ケンナーンの天然記念物・トップ20

Definitely give it a try 👍

Check in 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.

A lovely little campsite right on the Saale River. With a restaurant, boat dock, and boat rentals.

Brine spring incorporated into a Kneipp facility In 1884, Speyer mentioned a brine spring in the valley north of Kloschwitz, which, according to Kloschwitz residents, emerged as a result of a drilled borehole. According to more recent investigations, the spring discharges approximately 5.8 m³/day of brine. The total salt content is approximately 14.45 g/l. In 2003, the brine, which previously flowed only into a small foot basin, was captured together with incoming water from the red sandstone rock in a larger Kneipp footbath. This Kneipp facility is open to the public and invites you to take a break.

There is also a rest area here and an information board from the nature trail

wonderful and varied landscape

a wonderful and varied landscape https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porphyrlandschaft_bei_Gimritz

The viaduct comes from the former Wallwitz-Wettin railway line Nature trail in the characteristic landscape of the “Unteres Saaletal” nature park The nature trail leads through the historically grown cultural landscape of the Wettin porphyry area and the adjacent Saale floodplain near Mücheln. The unique porphyry landscape can be explored over approximately 2.5 km. Display boards provide information about the special features of this natural area. The topics of geology and landscape history, flora and fauna, soil and vegetation as well as evidence of the historically grown cultural landscape are presented here. The path runs through the nature reserve “Porphyrkuppenlandschaft near Gimritz”, which is part of the European protected area “Porphyrkuppenlandschaft northwest of Halle”. A valuable vegetation mosaic of semi-dry and dry grassland, dwarf shrub heaths and orchards is characteristic here. Rare animal and plant species find suitable habitats. The landscape is characterized by the dark red-brown porphyry rock and the striking fractures, dry valleys and rocky cliffs. The landscape of the adjacent Saal floodplain is determined by the wide and curved course of the Saale with accompanying bank trees, reeds and tall shrubs. Source: https://www.saale-unstrut-tourismus.de/touren/unterwegs-auf-dem-naturlehrpfad-porphyrlandschaft-wettin-gimritz/