ヴァラースドルフの天然記念物・トップ20

An interesting habitat due to the damming of the Isar.

The Goben sub-area encompasses a valuable section of the Isar floodplains north of the Isar, between Goben and Harburg. The area is bordered by the Isar dams to the south and a backwater dike to the north, thus largely cutting it off from the river's dynamics. Nevertheless, large, structurally rich riparian forest areas and oxbow lake complexes with numerous rare and endangered animal and plant species can still be found here. Furthermore, the sub-area is home to an extremely valuable burn area. A burn is a dry, open area in an otherwise moist riparian forest that developed on a gravel deposit. High-quality calcareous dry grassland is found here. Source: https://www.wwa-la.bayern.de/projekte/isar_life/projektgebiet/index.htm

Great nature reserve not far from the city center

In the morning in winter, with sun and fog. Mystical🫶🏄‍♂️☀️😎

Great area with lots of animals and plants. Nature is mostly left to itself. The paths can also suddenly end if they are overgrown or blocked by fallen trees.

Here you can cycle comfortably

small parking lot not far, right on the growing rock

"Real" surfing or surfing is actually only known on the sea. But often simple things are enough to make something special out of what is already there. And so there are also surfing opportunities away from the sea, namely on rivers. River surfing or river surfing becomes more and more well-known and popular. A well-known spot for river surfers is the Eisbach in Munich. River surfing is a trend sport that can be implemented with little effort. The principle behind it is simple: a standing wave is created on the surface of a flowing body of water when the water overflows an obstacle. This can be a rock or a step in the riverbed. The difference to surfing on the sea: In river surfing, the water flows under the surfer, so to speak, he stands on the spot. In the sea, on the other hand, the wave pushes the surfer from behind You enter the river surfing from the side and off you go: no strenuous paddling out, no waiting for the perfect wave , no dependence on tides or weather. A standing wave is so interesting for beginners and surfing pros because – unlike a wave in the sea – it is available all year round under almost the same conditions. Source: https://www.meiplattling.de/partner/partner/185-surfen-an-der-isarwelle.html