ヴィルデンベルテンの天然記念物・トップ20

聖なる十字架

The grassland of near-natural stream and river landscapes is characterized by fluctuating groundwater levels and usually regular floods. These floods provide a rich supply of nutrients – a kind of natural fertilization. The interplay of floods and dry spells creates a biodiversity that is largely determined by land use. In meadows, all grasses and herbs are cut and harvested as hay. With frequent mowing, they become dominated by low grasses and herbs such as dandelions and ground ivy. Meadows with one or two cuts, on the other hand, are rich in tall grasses and tall perennials. In a pasture, animals initially eat the plants they like best. Species that are inedible – like buttercup – or insensitive to trampling – like broad-leaved dock – have the best chances of survival.

In the middle of the square there is a fountain with a sculpture by the artist Ullrich Holland.

The Beerwalde dump is a landmark of the community of Lobichau that can be seen from afar. It symbolizes a piece of mining history and the new beginning for people and nature in this region. Resurrection Aurora combines today's revival of the landscape and the memory of the former local mining industry, for which Aurora, the goddess of light, was the symbol of the happy rise.

Schmirchauer Höhe 2010 Resolution by the Ronneburg city administration to name the embankment as “Schmirchauer Höhe”, inauguration of the walk-in map 2012 Inauguration of the mine light

Great view from above to Ronneburg and Gera. Open only on weekends.

Please keep the environment clean.

A highlight that is always a pleasure to visit.