스타파‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

남쪽으로 인접한 Grindelriet가 있는 Bergweiher 연못은 인기 있는 지역 휴양지이자 습지 식물과 동물을 위한 귀중한 서식지입니다. 비버도 그곳에 정착하여 둥지를 지었습니다. 따라서 연못 남쪽 부분과 습지 지역은 보호됩니다. 북쪽에서는 수영이 허용되며 피크닉/바비큐 장소를 위한 휴양 구역이 마련되어 있습니다.

This section of the Sihl River is truly breathtaking. Crystal-clear water flows gracefully around massive boulders that rise majestically from the riverbed. The sound of the water cascading over the stones adds a soothing rhythm to the natural symphony of the landscape.

The traces of storms from recent years and decades are clearly visible here. The Sihl does not always flow so peacefully...

You should have seen it.

A perfect place for ornithologists and nature lovers.

The Sternenweiher is a reservoir in the municipality of Richterswil in the canton of Zurich in Switzerland. It lies north-east of Sonntagern and drains into Lake Zurich via the Mülibach. According to the national map, its tributary is called Miesbach.[1] In 1873, the silk manufacturer Rudolf Zinggeler-Syfrig received the rights to use the Mülibach to drive the machines in his Zinggeler AG silk mill. Above Richterswil, the star pond was created by damming the Mülibach. A two-kilometre-long pressure pipe carried the water down to Lake Zurich, where it drove a water turbine in Zinggeler's factory. For amusement and as a symbol of industrialization, from 1875 onwards the manufacturer let the water rise through a nozzle on holidays such as August 1st: A fountain was created with a height of 80 to 85 meters. This fountain was long considered the highest on the continent. In 1972 the power plant was shut down and with it the fountain.[2] The fountain, which was restored by the Richterswil Historical Fountains Association, which was founded in 2003, was put back into operation in 2007. Today it sprays up to 101 m high. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starnweiher Easy to reach by bike (asphalt). Starting point for tours in all directions. Restaurant "Star Lake" 100 m away.

The Sihl one of our summer activities as Menzinger

Here the landscape has the typical moraine character of the Alpine foothills formed by glaciers.