エーグマツィングの天然記念物・トップ20

The only thing that Our Lady demands of the thirsty who come to her is humility. Anyone who wants to drink from the famous Frauenbründl spring in the municipality of Baiern has to get on their knees outside the Marienkapelle. With a ladle, bottle or bare hands, visitors scoop the cold, clear water, which is said to have healing powers, from the knee-deep stone basin that is set in the ground. At the Frauenbründl pilgrimage church, the once bubbling, famous healing spring is now just a meager trickle. What seems like a punishment from God in view of the coronavirus is probably man-made. Source and further information www.google.com/amp/s/www.merkur.de/lokales/ebersberg/baiern-ort377247/baiern-beruehmte-heilquelle-von-frauenbruendl-versiegt-einheimische-verdacht-klimawandel-duerre-trockenheit-coronavirus-covid-19-13828909.amp.html

Very beautiful “ruins”! Highly recommended!

The Kastenseeoner See is a dead lake without any significant inflows or outflows. The bank area is divided into the natural silting moor on the west side and a public beach on the east side. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kastenseeoner_See

The kitzelsee is hidden in the summer you can see the way very badly, a small trail leads there.

Always a beautiful place on the Mangfall near Grubmühle. For me, the rapids were the middle of my hike from Darching to Bruckmühl today. Absolutely to recommend.

On the circular route around this dead ice basin from the last ice age, you can see the silting up lake from which a moor has formed.

The Kitzelsee is a natural lake with a silting up and moor area. The lake is part of the LSG-00337.01 landscape protection area, which has existed since 1982. The lake drains into a tributary to the Moosach. It is up to 3.50 meters deep. Source and more info https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitzelsee

...according to tradition, the Frauenbründl has been considered a healing spring since the plague year of 1635 - of all times, around 2020, during the Corona period, the spring seemed to dry up, but now the water is gushing out from under the little church again go knees...