헤센하임‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 천연기념물

Partly new, partly somewhat rougher older road surfaces on the embankments of the Rhine and the Alsace Canal. Occasional cyclists, but no cars.

The island is home to many different biotopes, including several rare animal and plant species. It is approximately 10km long from north to south and up to 400m wide.

Nature reserve on the Rhine island of Rhinau. The area runs for about seven kilometers parallel to the Taubergiessen on the German side. Absolute peace and quiet, with only the sound of birds chirping – very pleasant. The Rhine island is accessible from the German side via the Rhine crossing near Weisweil and from the French side from Diebolsheim. Nature reserve on the Rhine island of Rhinau. The area runs about seven kilometers parallel to the Taubergiessen on the German side. Absolute silence, with only the sound of birds chirping – very pleasant. The Rhine island is accessible from the German side via the Rhine crossing to Weisweil and the French side from Diebolsheim.

There are a surprising number of providers of punting trips, some of which I have compiled without claiming to be complete: Boat trips from Rheinhausen: http://www.kossmann-bootsfahrten.de/ From Rust: https://www.naturzentrum-rheinauen.eu/2689262 http://www.rust-taubergiessen-bootsausfluege.de/ https://taubergiessentour.de/ https://freiburg-taubergiessen.de/bootsfahrten/taubergiessenbootsfahrten-fischerkahnfahrt/ From Kappel-Grafenhausen: https://jaeger-bootsfahrten.de/

Magnificent views of the entire Kaiserstuhl from the northwest as well as the towns in front of it on the Kaiserstuhl and parts of the Black Forest behind it. There are also views to the south of the Rhine and the Rhine plain as well as the Vosges mountain range. In the foreground, interesting views of the volcanic rocks and rock faces of the southern Limberg with the former quarry with the remains of the Old Limburg on it. There are a number of interesting explanations on the boards (direction and distance of numerous towns and mountains in the Kaiserstuhl; map with sites of old settlements in and around the Kaiserstuhl). A shelter with a table and benches invites you to rest. Since 2021, a sculpture by the sculptor Hubert Lang from Riegel can also be admired: The hippocampus (horse fish) is an ancient hybrid creature from the entourage of the Roman sea god Neptune. This is intended to draw attention to the Roman history of the region and the nearby Rhine.

The route is great. No cars and very few pedestrians and cyclists. The Rhine is closer to you than on almost any other route. In addition, the route gives you such a great feeling. As if you were on a coastal road in California.

Nice rest area with a great view. Often well attended.

If you are lucky you will see fish jumping up the stairs