イルルバッハの天然記念物・トップ15

At the moment, renovations and sprucing up are underway...

The Ludmilla Rock in Bogen is a fascinating geological and historical feature that tells us a lot about the formation of the Bogenberg. Here is some interesting information about it: Geological significance: The Ludmilla Rock is a testament to the geological history of the Bogenberg. It shows how the landscape has developed over millennia. Exposure: For a long time, the rock was overgrown, but in recent years it has been exposed again, making its shape and structure more visible. Ecological aspects: The rock and its surroundings are also of ecological importance. There is information about the flora and fauna of the Bogenberg that is of interest to nature lovers. Accessibility: The Ludmilla Rock is a popular spot for hikers and nature enthusiasts who want to enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.

The Buchaberg summit, great cross

Beautiful view of the Bogenberg with St. Marien from the Danube old arm.

There is a road here, but it is part of the construction site. Driving through is not permitted.

Beautiful place with a fantastic view over the Danube.

Very nice view from up there.

The Niederwinklinger Moos is also worth protecting, the curlew frolic here, even beavers in broad daylight, as can be seen in the picture. I only saw the very first kingfisher of my life in the wild here in spring 2020 and every winter you can see a deer meeting here, with definitely 50-80 deer. In Niederwinklinger Dorfgraben, over which our cycle path bridge also spans, there are wild ducks, herons and of course, as you can see in the picture, lots of storks, which is certainly not an everyday occurrence in Germany! You can also see from time to time that the beaver likes to swim here, by the way, the picture is of the small tributary! In the evening you can often see small wild hares on the edge of Niederwinklinger Dorfgraben and very small wild ducks are obligatory here in spring. Birds of prey of all kinds can be seen practically every day. Every now and then you can see pairs of gray geese and swans in packs! So keep your eyes open, it could be worth it!