슈타델호펜‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 산 정상

Dry slopes typical of the region have been declared a nature reserve. Please do not leave the paths.

A very beautiful hike through the nature reserve, with many rare plants. A final stop is the Schönstätt Center restaurant. Delicious cake! https://schoenstatt-bamberg.de/ Easy even for older people.

Next to the tower is a small, abandoned, and rotten wooden shelter. It protected me from the rain after 12 km and provided the only place to sit so far.

Not only traces of the Celtic era can be found on the "Korches," as it is called by the locals, but rare plants such as the Kordigast whitebeam are also native here. From its plateau, the Grosser Kordigast offers, on a clear day, distant views as far as the Franconian Forest and the Fichtel Mountains. Family-friendly hiking trails lead along the "Schlauwienix" nature trail to the popular "Spielwienix" adventure playground.

Well… if you called it a stool, it would be sufficient…😉

Covering approximately ten hectares, the "Weißer Lahma" contains a very distinctive biotope complex of dry and semi-dry grasslands with species-rich fringes, framed by a very sparse pine forest. Just a few decades ago, the nearby dry grasslands and juniper heaths near Stübig and Roßdach were interconnected with the Weißer Lahma. This connection has been interrupted by reforestation. Arable land use has created irregular terrain levels. Erosion has created new hollows and gullies, which contribute to the structural diversity. Habitats have been preserved for many animal species, including the red-backed shrike, the sand lizard, the silver blue butterfly, the spring snail, and the red-winged grasshopper. Much has also been achieved in protecting the diverse flora. In addition to limestone aster, pasqueflower, and gentian, the rich populations of silver thistle and orchids, in particular, once again have sufficient space.

From the Hohe Metze (523 meters high) you not only have a beautiful view of Bamberg and the surrounding area, it is also suitable for a longer rest with its tables and benches between the rocks.

Paradise valley, the name says it all