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Unfortunately, there is currently no view from here as everything is overgrown.

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When the trees have leaves, the view is gone 🙈 But it's always a nice place for a break 👍

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It is about 487m high.

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Alluvial forests can only be found on old dead river branches

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Information about the Mainaue Augsfeld nature reserve

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Typical tree species of large rivers

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Information on riverbanks, particularly mudling corridors.

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Quiz about beavers. Very nice for children.

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Information about the beaver

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Overview of the LIFE nature adventure trail

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It has about 6500 inhabitants. Is known for Day Schloss Oberschwappbach and the Mainaue.

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A pretty little church, right on the bike path near Knetzgau.

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The Siechkapelle owes its current name to the neighboring infirmary. In the Middle Ages, the infirmary offered asylum for lepers and those suffering from the plague. The chapel is open.

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The Siechkapelle near Knetzgau, once called the Leonarduskapelle, owes its current name to the infirmary that was next door in earlier times: The house served as an asylum for lepers and plague sufferers, but also as a shelter for the poorest of the poor. The current owner of the Siech Chapel and responsible for the construction work is the municipality of Knetzgau. There is also a legend told about the Siechkapelle. According to this, the daughter of the bailiff on the Ebersburg near Zell am Ebersberg is said to have escaped the invading Swedes who destroyed the castle in 1634. On her fast horse, she managed to escape from her pursuers to a point where thick rose bushes hid her from her enemies. She built the chapel on this site in gratitude for her salvation. Above the entrance door to the church, she had a horseshoe of her horse installed as a landmark, which, according to a report by assistant teacher Schramm, could still be seen there in 1870.

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Nice vantage point, maybe one or the other has a little more luck with the weather and can serve with the sun 😉

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20 cm of snow, great views

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The Siechkapelle near Knetzgau, once called the Leonarduskapelle, owes its present name to the infirmary, which was adjacent to earlier times: the house served as an asylum for lepers and plague victims, but also as a shelter for the poorest of the poor. Today's owner of the Siechkapelle and responsible for the construction load is the municipality Knetzgau. About the Siechkapelle one also tells a legend. According to this, the daughter of the bailiff on the Ebersburg near Zell am Ebersberg escape the invading Swedes who destroyed the castle in 1634. On her fast horse, she escaped from the pursuers to a place where dense rose bushes hid them from their enemies. Out of gratitude for her salvation, she built the chapel here. Above the entrance door to the church, she had a horse's horseshoe affixed as a landmark, which according to a report by the assistant teacher Schramm was still there in 1870. Source: https://www.mainpost.de/regional/hassberge/Siechkapelle-im-neuen-Gewand;art1726,4064219

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