シュテファンシュポッシングのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

A beautiful hotel with good food for a stopover.

It is only about 1.5 km from the airport to the Danube through - depending on the season - colorful meadows. You can stop off at the airport for a bite to eat, there is Italian cuisine, although not immediately after the restaurant opens at 11:00 a.m. but from around 12:00 p.m. You can make yourself comfortable on the terrace and enjoy watching the flight operations. And if you visit in summer, the nearby Hackerweiher (named after the company that mined the gravel here) invites you to cool off a little.

Castle ruins are currently not accessible. Nevertheless, the easy ascent and the numerous paths around the mountain are worth exploring

airfield next to the beautiful Hackerweiher

Beautiful castle 😉 unfortunately only open on Saturdays and Sundays 🙃

Medieval remains can be found in the lower areas of the watchtower, which was probably once the keep. It is integrated into the curtain wall at a corner - this type of construction is very unusual. A gate and the foundation walls of several residential buildings that date from more recent times are attached to the tower. Medieval remains can also be found in the surrounding curtain wall, which has only been preserved at a low height. A low wall divides the huge ruin into two parts, the rear part was probably the core of the castle. On the engraving by Wening you can see a chapel and other buildings in this area, of which not much can be found today. At the very back the remainder of a large rectangular wall tower, which opens inwards today, but which is closed on the stitch at Wening. From here a very nice view over the Danube valley! Source: http://burgseite.de/html/natternberg.html

The castle ruin Natternberg, also called Schloss Natternberg, is the ruin of a medieval hilltop castle at 375 m above sea level. NN high Natternberg (Schlossbergweg) north of Natternberg, a district of Deggendorf in the Deggendorf district in Bavaria. Q: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Natternberg

Made of wood and stone: The medieval predecessor buildings of the St. Stephan church in Stephansposching https://www.landkreis-deggendorf.de/media/2563/stephansposching_pfarrkirche_deggendorfer_geschichtsblaetter_32-33_2010_2011_5_36.pdf