쉬운 골드버그제 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

골드베르크 호수(Goldbergsee)의 아름다운 장소. 휴식을 취하기에 이상적입니다 👍.

Goldbergsee, a 145-hectare reservoir located between the districts of Neuses and Beiersdorf, is one of Coburg's most popular recreational areas. Originally conceived as a flood control basin, the lake has long since become a favorite destination for walks, hikes, bike rides, and relaxing breaks in nature. In the idyllic surroundings of Coburg, you'll enjoy beautiful views of the majestic Callenberg Castle, perched high on a hill overlooking the lake, and the Glender Wiesen bird sanctuary. Also worth a visit is the Rückerthaus, where the famous poet Friedrich Rückert once spent many happy hours. A highlight for hiking enthusiasts is the 14-kilometer "Coburg Sea" circular trail, which runs along Goldbergsee and offers breathtaking natural scenery. Source: https://www.coburg-rennsteig.de/poi/goldbergsee

It also has supra-regional significance for the statewide and cross-border network of biotopes. The newly created bodies of water at Goldbergsee enhance the diversity of habitats. Many rare animal and plant species, some of which have even disappeared elsewhere, can be observed here. Source: https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/wettbewerb_bayernentdecker/47_ofr_goldbergsee.htm

The Glender Wiesen Bird Sanctuary has existed since 1989. It is one of the few remaining large wetland areas in Upper Franconia. With the construction of the Goldbergsee reservoir in 2010, a flood control project for the city of Coburg, large parts of the nature reserve were flooded. In addition to the biotope lake within the nature reserve, the Grundsee lake was created south of the railway line. New habitats, especially for wading birds and waterfowl, have since developed. The northern part of the Grundsee, like the nature reserve itself, is also an EU Special Protection Area for birds. The Glender Wiesen area is now one of the most important meadow bird breeding grounds in Upper Franconia. Source: https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/wettbewerb_bayernentdecker/47_ofr_goldbergsee.htm

Here you'll find two informative panels about the bird species found here and the Glender Meadows. The latter is a protected area of supra-regional importance. Informative and definitely worth reading.

All land surveys in the surrounding area are calculated from this point.

A rare variety of hawthorn that blooms twice a year.

Recently, wild ponies have also been found in the Glerner meadows. They look rustic and are currently the attraction for walkers.