하트버그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 천연기념물

A really beautiful pond. A leisurely 1.5 km walk is always a good idea :)

Wonderful chapel located in the forest, for inner reflection, relaxation and unwinding. According to legend, the water that springs from there has a positive effect on eye diseases when you clean your eyes.

A wonderful comparison to our own life is drawn here in the form of 3 over 100 year old beeches to our own life. Excerpt from the description of these 3 books as "artists of life": "These 3 wonderful beeches want to remind us of "survival". Difficult living conditions and weather conditions have moved and drawn them..."

The "Nature experience - Hartberger Gmoos" gives insights into the local natural diversity. Europe-wide endangered and therefore protected species such as the blue buffalo, the kingfisher, the red-backed shrike or the greater mouse-eared bat find a home here.

Three wonderful birch trees to remind us of survival.

The Schönauklamm lies around one kilometer northwest of Schönaudorf. Schönau Gorge © Helmut Schweighofer In this beech-maple-ash forest it is cool, damp and a bit dusky - that is a welcome cooling off on hot summer days. But a visit is also worthwhile in other ways: Fire salamanders can be observed - especially during and after rain - and the yellow-bellied toad likes to hang out in pools. Common bird species are great spotted woodpecker, greenling, cuckoo, great tit, blackcap, wood pigeon, robin and coal tit. On the other hand, the black woodpecker and tawny owl are rarer. The undergrowth of the shady trees is partly lush with the yellow-flowered tuberous comfrey, the first pink, then bluish spot lungwort (Hansel & Gretel) and the white-flowered bitter foam herb. The tall ostrich fern looks original. The starting point of the hike is the parking facility at the upper (northern) end of the Schönauklamm one kilometer northwest of Schönaudorf: The path (Fieberbründlweg 945) leads south from the parking facility - initially flat downhill, then, increasingly steeper, into the canyon forest of the Schönauklamm to lead down. With the connecting road via Schönaudorf it becomes a circular route. Source: https://www.naturpark-poellauertal.at/natur/naturpark/natur-juwele/schoenauklamm/

Nice natural area near the center. Perfect to escape the stressful everyday life.

The Großhart natural pond was built around the beginning of the 17th century. The pond was mentioned for the first time in the sales bar of the Count of Thannhausen to the Count of Herberstein in 1657. The pond remained in the possession of the Counts Herberstein until 1954. In 1954 the pond was bought by the Großhart community. In 1974 the Styrian state government declared the pond a nature reserve - a protected part of the landscape.  The pond was leased for fish farming until 1975. In 1976 the community began to manage the pond itself in the form of fishing and continuously expanded it. Today, the pond is a tourist figurehead of the community and also contributes greatly to its economic success. Refreshments in the Harter Teichschenke. https://www.hartl.gv.at/de/tourismus/naturteich-grosshart/ http://www.harter-teichschenke.at/