周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The "Geological Organs" are conglomerate rocks where carbonic acid seepage water has gradually eroded the limestone over millennia. The resulting stone tubes are up to 15 meters high.

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A stunning rock formation with a geological history a pedant of the Devil's Kitchen near Obergünzburg

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Nature Education Garden Mindelheim https://memmingen-unterallgaeu.bund-naturschutz.de/ortsgruppen/mindelheim/naturlehrgarten

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Nature Education Garden Mindelheim https://memmingen-unterallgaeu.bund-naturschutz.de/ortsgruppen/mindelheim/naturlehrgarten

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Adventurous hike around the stone rock.

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Update: The path was reopened today, Monday, October 7th, 2024 by the municipality of Wolfertschwenden. The municipality of Wolfertschwenden has temporarily closed the path at the Geological Organs, as of May 8th, 2024: https://wolfertschwenden.orts.app/wegereparatur-dringend-notwendig-voruebergehende-wegsperrung_Y0FU

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Kneipp facility available to cool your feet.

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Beautiful hike from Haldenweg in Markt Rettenbach. First it goes a bit along the edge of the forest, then turn left. You walk straight towards the stone rocks. The ascent is steep and has many stairs. Everything is very well maintained and running well. There is also a bench to rest there, so you can enjoy and catch your breath more deeply.🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️😁

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Dry stain

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THE ULRICH FOUNTAIN The Ulrichsbrunnen belongs to the Ulrichsweiher. It commemorates Saint Ulrich (890-973), Bishop of Augsburg from 923 and the seventh abbot in the Ottobeuren monastery. As a tireless wanderer in his diocese, he combined pastoral care with caring for the poor. The legend tells that Ulrich, who was terribly thirsty, once begged God for fresh water and soon a spring gushed forth from which healing water gushed. The wayside shrine above the Ottobeur fountain, which was probably built in 1706 with the Ulrichsweiher, picks up on the tradition of Ulrichsbrunnen and springs, which was then widespread in the Middle Ages. The wooden figure of Bishop Ulrich with staff and miter behind a lattice was created by the Ottobeur monastery brother and woodcarver Felizian Lutz OSB Source: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Bildstock+Saint+Ulrich+Im+Kneipp+Aktiv+Park

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Geological organs are vertical, tube-like cavities formed by the weathering of soft, fine-grained material. You can find them everywhere in the area of the alpine Ice Age gravel fields. Source: Wikipedia

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Nature at the gates of the city. If the museum opens with catering at the weekend, it will certainly be a worthwhile detour.

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Small moor area, probably spectacular for ecologists and botanists, otherwise more for families with small children.

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Very clear garden in good condition with great information

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Nice little creek to cool down

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Great rock formations from Nagelfluh, which migrated to Grönenbach during the last ice age. Basically the same as the boulders in the devil's kitchen between Obergünzburg and Ronsberg, just not quite as well known. The geological organs are still worth seeing, especially because there are hardly any people around.

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Beautiful, easy tour for a quick stroll.

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Worth seeing geological structures in the Nagelfluh, an accumulation of gravel stones of different sizes baked into the limestone

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Less famous than the Devil's Kitchen, but no less beautiful.

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Great hike to the stone wall and many boulders lying in the middle of the forest

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