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The ringfort of Schneeburg is not the remains of a castle, but rather an archaeological monument that only reveals itself upon closer inspection. There were never any towers or stone walls here – the fortification consisted of earthworks, wooden palisades, and timber structures. Today, primarily ditches, ramparts, and the shape of the site are visible in the landscape. Historians assume that the oldest traces of Schneeburg date back to the Bronze Age. In the Middle Ages, it offered the local population protection from Hungarian invasions.

The quaint building is the old service cabin of August Ganghofer, the father of the writer Ludwig Ganghofer. It represents the family's forestry background and the forest that strongly influenced Ludwig's childhood. August Ganghofer was not only the district forester in Welden, but later pursued a career as a forestry expert.

The wooden stake on the LandArt trail near Bonstetten initially appears to be an oversized signpost. However, Hama Lohrmann's work is conceived as a thought experiment. The pointed stake stands at a crossroads and evokes the idea of human development: upward-directed, ambitious, but not necessarily linear. This is precisely why the deliberately crooked stake is important. Hama Lohrmann initially searched for a straight stake but ultimately opted for the irregular shape because it better reflects a development that can deviate from the "right path." This is complemented by the circle of collected wooden sticks on the ground.

Beautiful chapel with a bench to rest on and an impressive tree

This forest hiking trail is probably one of the most beautiful in our region. Along the trail are the Eichenhütte and the Hubertushütte, both of which are ideal for a rest. If you haven't had enough, continue on the so-called Jägersteig, an approximately 8km circular trail through the forest.

LandArt: Nature as an art space LandArt uses natural materials from the environment that are left to the forces of nature and transience. In this way, works of art merge with their surroundings, become part of nature and ultimately return to it. The internationally active artist Hama Lohrmann created nine works of art in the Augsburg - Western Forests Nature Park, near 86456 Bonstetten. These works are connected via the LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail, a 6 km long circular tour through hilly terrain. The trail begins and ends in the town of Bonstetten. LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail https://www.augsburg-tourismus.de/de/landart/landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten There is an audio tour of the LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail in a free app called "Bayerisch-Schwaben-Lauschtour". The route and objects are discussed there. Information about the app and various listening tours; Link: https://www.bayerisch-schwaben.de/region-highlights/lauschtouren Sustainable excursion: On the LandArt art trail in Bonstetten https://lifeguide-augsburg.de/de/magazin/nachhaltiger-ausflug-dem-landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten

LandArt: Nature as an art space LandArt uses natural materials from the environment that are left to the forces of nature and transience. In this way, works of art merge with their surroundings, become part of nature and ultimately return to it. The internationally active artist Hama Lohrmann created nine works of art in the Augsburg - Western Forests Nature Park, near 86456 Bonstetten. These works are connected via the LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail, a 6 km long circular tour through hilly terrain. The trail begins and ends in the town of Bonstetten. LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail https://www.augsburg-tourismus.de/de/landart/landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten There is an audio tour of the LandArt Bonstetten Art Trail in a free app called "Bayerisch-Schwaben-Lauschtour". The route and objects are discussed there. Information about the app and various listening tours; Link: https://www.bayerisch-schwaben.de/region-highlights/lauschtouren Sustainable excursion: On the LandArt art trail in Bonstetten https://lifeguide-augsburg.de/de/magazin/nachhaltiger-ausflug-dem-landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten

Land Art: Nature as an Art Space Land Art utilizes natural materials from the surrounding area, which are left to the forces of nature and decay. In this way, artworks merge with their environment, become part of nature, and ultimately return to it. The internationally active artist Hama Lohrmann created nine artworks in the Augsburg-Western Woods Nature Park, near Bonstetten (86456). These works are connected by the Bonstetten Land Art Trail, a 6 km circular route through hilly terrain. The trail begins and ends in the village of Bonstetten. Bonstetten Land Art Trail https://www.augsburg-tourismus.de/de/landart/landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten An audio tour of the Bonstetten Land Art Trail is available in the free app "Bavarian Swabia Audio Tour." The route and the artworks are described in the app. Information about the app and various audio tours; Link: https://www.bayerisch-schwaben.de/region-highlights/lauschtouren Sustainable excursion: On the Land Art Trail in Bonstetten https://lifeguide-augsburg.de/de/magazin/nachhaltiger-ausflug-dem-landart-kunstpfad-bonstetten