가장 멋진 이사르문둥 주변 자연유산 13곳

Information about the formation of a softwood and hardwood floodplain at this location. There is a bench next door for tired cyclists.

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Great area with lots of animals and plants. Nature is mostly left to itself. The paths can also suddenly end if they are overgrown or blocked by fallen trees.

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Beautiful view of the mouth of the Isar. There is also a bench to rest on and lots of interesting information boards about the animals in the area. Doesn't seem to be particularly crowded. I was there on a Saturday afternoon and was completely alone for over 30 minutes.

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The path to the Isarspitz is currently difficult to walk due to many fallen trees.

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Here on the Isar there are great paths for biking and hiking. The landscape in this area is simply fantastic and always worth a visit. Great observation tower 👌

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Every year it is really an experience by bike or on foot, but you should park the bike for the last 200 meters beforehand to be on the safe side.

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The viewing platform is about 4 meters high. From here you can admire the numerous flora and fauna in the estuary.

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Info: The characteristic of the softwood riparian forest - in contrast to the hardwood riparian forest - is the regular inundation by high water. The softwoods that grow here, such as willow and poplar, are used by the very common beaver. The white-spotted bluethroat has one of the most important occurrences in Central Europe here. Ash, pedunculate oak and sycamore trees dominate the less frequently flooded hardwood alluvial forest beyond the dikes. The very rare middle woodpecker finds food here and, in old wood, space for its nesting holes. The collared flycatcher is also a tree hole breeder. Due to the dense treetops and the shrub layer, little light penetrates to the ground, which allows shade-loving plants to thrive. Liana-like plants such as clematis, hops and Virginia creeper climb up the trees. Great rarities such as lady's slippers and beaker bells can be found here. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isarm%C3%BCending

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The Isar estuary as the only intact estuary of an Alpine river into the Danube enjoys special protection status.

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A floodplain with hardwood and softwood is created here. A rest bench is already there.

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Beautiful place, very good view.

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This tower offers a great view of the Isar in every season. The "Rote Rundweg" (red circular route) is very beautifully situated in the floodplain for hikers. And those who prefer somewhat larger tours can also extend their tour to the mouth of the Isar where the Isar flows into the Danube. Nice (intermediate) goal for a 🏃 run 👟

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If you ride the Isar Valley Cycle Path, the estuary is simply part of it, simply as a reward for about 300 kilometers of bike rides.

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Here the Isar flows into the Danube - the only still intact mouth of an Alpine river into the Danube. Part of the important floodplain and oxbow lake is designated as a nature reserve and is both a breeding area for numerous rare birds and a habitat for many endangered plant species. The starting point for guided tours through this unique floodplain landscape is the Isar Estuary Infohaus. Text source: District Office Deggendorf

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The Untere Isar natural area - a jewel in Bavaria Despite the enormous human intervention in the natural area of the Lower Isar, this area is to be classified as extremely valuable. The riparian forests of the Lower Isar between Gottfrieding and Plattling are among the largest and last contiguous riparian forests in Bavaria. Due to their peculiarity, they have been reported to the EU by the government of Lower Bavaria as a bird protection area (special protected area) and FFH area (flora-fauna-habitat area). Thus, the Lower Isar near Piel Weichs is part of the European Natura 2000 network of biotopes. In the area between Ettling and Plattling there are a wide variety of valuable habitats, such as natural nutrient-rich lakes, aquatic and reed vegetation and siltation zones, species-rich wet meadows and tall herbaceous meadows, softwood and hardwood alluvial forest, as well as ravine and mixed sloping forests. These biotope types are home to rare species of flora and fauna that enjoy international protection. The protected animals of the area include the beaver, the bluethroat, the middle woodpecker, the narrow diaper snail, the dormouse, the brook mussel, the natural fish species (mud whip, schied, nerd, schrätzer, white-flossed gudgeon and female nerf) as well as the green wedge damsel. Source: Landshut Water Management Authority

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Beautiful observation tower in this unique nature reserve on the Isar. An impressive landscape with backwaters, alluvial forests and moist meadows and littered meadows. You can comfortably ride your bike to the lookout tower, great place for a break.

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Here in the unique nature reserve, the Isar meets the Danube and with it creates this impressive landscape with backwaters, alluvial forests and moist meadows and littered meadows. You can comfortably ride your bike to the estuary, great place even if the motorway is a bit disturbing.

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Here in the unique nature reserve, the Isar meets the Danube and with it creates this impressive landscape with backwaters, alluvial forests and moist meadows and littered meadows. You can comfortably ride your bike to the estuary, great place even if the motorway is a bit disturbing.

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The Isarspitz (mouth of the Isar) is the inflow from the Isar into the Danube. This is located in the mouth of the Isar, surrounded by floodplains, where nature is largely left to its own devices. A very nice 🏃 running destination where you can keep fit in nature and enjoy the beautiful landscape.

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It is a real conservation area, where you can wonder in different animals.

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