ローレンフェルスの天然記念物・トップ20

The Strudelloch is located on a beautiful trail directly on the Danube below the Antoniberg near Steppberg.

The **black poplar** (scientific name: **Populus nigra**), also known as **Saar tree**, is a remarkable plant species in the poplar genus in the willow family (Salicaceae). Here are some interesting facts about the black poplar: ### Characteristics - **Height**: It can grow up to **35 meters** tall. - **Crown**: The crown is very tall, domed, and has spreading, strong branches. Mature trees can develop a multi-segmented crown. - **Bark**: The bark is dark, which gives the species its name. ### Distribution - The black poplar is widespread in **Eurasia** and **North Africa** and is a characteristic tree species of river floodplains. ### Ecological importance - This tree species was originally widespread but is now critically endangered. It plays an important role in its ecosystem, especially in riverine landscapes. ### Uses - Black poplar wood species are often used in the furniture industry and for other wood products. The black poplar is not only a beautiful tree, but also ecologically and economically important!

Black poplars impress as old trees with their strong, gnarled growth.

An impressive tree, black poplars impress as old trees with their strong, gnarled growth.

A huge, gnarled poplar (probably) that makes more of an impression on me than the 1000-year-old oak tree in Gerolfing

Very distinctive tree on the Danube. The tree offers many insects a habitat and is also a way marker. The poplar has an imposing trunk - around 2 meters in diameter. It comes close to the path. Further upstream is an old silver poplar.

I also think it's a shame that you can't go any further inside. But the area there is very nice, great view of the Urdonautal with walls and Rennertshofen, the path past the rock face, coming from Wellheim, is also very nice... and above all a quiet area,

Also called Strudlerloch