리드바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

On the adventure trail in the Haßberge Nature Park, you can explore nature with all your senses at exciting stations and learn more about rocks, animals, and plants in a playful way. As you hike through the diverse landscape, you'll repeatedly enjoy magnificent views of the Haßberge Mountains and as far as Thuringia. The Haßberg plateau is crisscrossed with forests and narrow meadow valleys. Here you can discover cotton grass, marsh orchids, and orchids, and the stone crayfish that still occur in the streams are a testament to the good water quality. The nature park itself impresses with its colorful mixed forests, species-rich meadows, and a particularly diverse, near-natural cultural landscape.

Lots of different stations for young and old. Fun is guaranteed!

The nature reserve "Dry slopes and primeval meadows near Junkersdorf" is 132.34 hectares in size. It was declared a nature reserve in 1990.

But many other animals and plants can also be discovered here. The newly created habitats in former gravel pits are now populated. Frogs and dragonflies cavort in the waters. In summer you can find numerous butterflies on the floodplain meadows. There are also rarer species such as the dark-breasted bluebird, whose caterpillars develop in ant nests. Cycle paths, a lookout tower and an adventure trail with numerous information points invite you to visit the Mainaue all year round. https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/vergleich_bayernentdecker/20_ufr_mainaue.htm

The “Mainaue bei Augsfeld” nature reserve is an important European breeding area for native bird species and a resting area for migratory birds. Rare and typical floodplain habitats and animal species of European importance are also still widespread in the area. Natural, nutrient-rich lakes have formed in the area of former river loops, which were separated by the dynamics of the river. But such contrasting habitats as fens and dry sandy grasslands can also be found alongside riparian forests and meadows. Bird species such as the sandpiper, little ringed plover and the great egret feel at home in this varied area. An adventure trail enables ideal observation of this rich bird world. An observation hill and additional shelters hidden near the bank make undisturbed observation easier. https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/vergleich_bayernentdecker/20_ufr_mainaue.htm

Todays use The lake is now used as a local recreation area. Large parts are open to swimming, diving, sailing and fishing. The remaining areas are created as biotopes and designated as nature reserves. Another use is as water retention to avoid flooding in spring when the snow melts and to feed the Sauerquellebach with enough water in the dry times in summer and autumn. With a total area of 33 hectares, the lake is the largest reservoir in Lower Franconia.[1] It is surrounded by forest all around. The circular route is 4.4 km long. Parts of the north shore of the lake have sunbathing areas, a sandy beach and bathing jetties. In 1983 and 2022 the lake was completely drained for renovation work. After a ground closure was built in 2022, the reservoir no longer needs to be completely emptied in the event of renovation work. The drain was closed again on September 22, 2022 and the filling of the lake with rainwater and snow is expected to be completed by spring 2024. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellertsh%C3%A4user_See

The dry slopes and primeval meadow nature reserve near Junkersdorf is located in the Haßberge district in Lower Franconia. The 132.34 hectare area with the number NSG-00376.01, which was placed under nature conservation in 1990, extends north and northeast of Unfund, a district of the city of Königsberg in Bavaria. St 2281 runs southwest. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trrockenh%C3%A4nge_und_Urwiese_bei_Junkersdorf

One of several great observation towers along the Main floodplains, which provide beautiful views of flora and fauna along the Maine and its magnificent lake landscape.