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Bräugartl, which was only completed in 2012, entices children with its paradisiacal little park, offering unusual rest and seating areas for a rest and play.

A beautiful walking path along the Salzach River; partly unpaved and untouched. Beyond the Kreuzfelsen rock, the trail was blocked because trees had fallen.

Nagelfluh can only form near the surface in this area, as this is where the pebbles from the glaciers were deposited. Nagelfluh rocks that are "below", e.g. the Kreuzfelsen, have broken down from the Nagelfluh cover, which is around 50 - 80 m higher there, because the Salzach has "undermined" it.

The city park is in the heart of the new town and was created as part of the State Garden Show (2004). The city park with play mountains in the new town can be described as almost unique. Here you will find cozy, romantic seating in a park that invites you to take a walk and rest in the middle of a green oasis. The main attraction - even for "big kids" - is the blue and white play mountains, which are up to 5 meters high. In the summer months there are free concerts at the "Music at the Water Square". Source: https://www.visit-burghausen.com/poi/stadtpark-burghausen

The Burghausen Bräugartl is one of the most idyllic corners of the city. Located in the old town directly on the high bank of the Salzach, the enchanted little park with its fruit trees and the slowly babbling Moosbach offers its visitors the peace and relaxation they desire. Bräugartl guests can sit down on unusual seating. There are play equipment and a tree house for the younger visitors to the Bräugartl. A wrought iron gate connects the Bräugartl to the grounds of the Burghausen youth hostel. Anyone who wants to can reach the Burghausen river bank and the In den Grüben promenade in no time at all. Source: https://www.burghausen.de/umwelt/parks-und-gruenflaechen/braeugartl/

The city park created by the State Garden Show gave the citizens of the new town a permanent local recreation area with a water basin, play area and garden spaces - the new green center, which was connected to the old town and the forest park as a new sports and leisure park via the longest castle complex in Europe (1,036 meters). https://www.burghausen.de/umwelt/parks-und-gruenflaechen/stadtpark/

Very beautiful rocks in a loop of the Salzach, definitely worth a visit.

Approximately 1 km after the roundabout at Hurtöst in the direction of Waging, an inconspicuous forest path branches off from the road to the left. This path is marked with a "pay attention to the right of way" sign, atypical for a forest path. Then it goes about 1 km into the forest until you see a sign to the right "Bitterstein". Either on foot or by mountain bike, another 500 m until you discover the Bitterstein behind young trees.