번도르퍼 포스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Baunach is a nearly 54-kilometer-long right and northern tributary of the Main in Bavaria (Germany). Part of the floodplain landscape of the Baunach is a nature reserve. The first evidence of the river dates back to 1321 (Bunach). The defining word of the name Baunach comes from the Middle Low German word Būne for 'groyne, bank protection structure', the root word ach occurs in many water names and means water, body of water.[5] An alternative derivation is based on the Indo-European word bhu (swell). Accordingly, Baunach would have the overall meaning of swelling water. The Baunach rises in the Haßberge mountains, which belong to the Franconian Keuper-Lias region, and separates the actual Haßberge from the Haßberge Zeilberge of the Itz-Baunach hill country. The Baunach rises in the Sulzfeld Forest south of the Großer Breitenberg, northeast of the Laubhügel and east of the village of Leinach. The Baunach flows into the Main in Baunach. (Wikipedia)

Super Forests

Information board about the black stork

Bunkers, three in total.

Relics from the “Cold War” that served as ammunition depots and have now been converted into winter quarters for the Barbastelle bat and the brown long-eared bat.

Idyllic rest area, good for a stopover.

Old bunkers as witnesses of the Cold War in which explosives for blowing up country roads were stored, today a bat shelter.

Lovingly designed adventure trail with lots of information about the nature and geology of the area.