아이히슈테겐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Blitzenreuter Lake District has been known as an ecologically valuable area for many years. As early as 1924, the central raised bog core and its non-peat-drained surroundings were protected as a protected forest. In 1937, other parts of the area were designated as a nature reserve (Dornacher Ried with Häckler Ried, Häcklerweiher and Buchsee). In 1939, the Schreckensee was added, and in 1971 the Vorsee and Wegenried were added. Source: https://www.zwischenschussenundseen.de/index.php?id=15

The Blitzenreuter Lake District has been known as an ecologically valuable area for many years. As early as 1924, the central raised bog core and its non-peat-drained surroundings were protected as a protected forest. In 1937, other parts of the area were designated as a nature reserve (Dornacher Ried with Häckler Ried, Häcklerweiher and Buchsee). In 1939, the Schreckensee was added, and in 1971 the Vorsee and Wegenried were added. Source: https://www.zwischenschussenundseen.de/index.php?id=15

Very attractive even in winter.

Large pond on the way

The perfect place to take a break with benches and wonderful peace

From the tower's observation deck, you have a magnificent 360° view of the reed bed. The tower features numerous wooden statues of local animals. There's also a small room with information panels at the bottom right of the tower base.

Several signposted hiking trails and a reed nature trail with information boards lead through the area known to the locals as Pfrunger Ried. The view from the Bannwaldturm is also very beautiful; it got its name because the surrounding forest is known as Bannwald for historical reasons. And the best thing: the Bannwaldturm can be climbed free of charge at any time. However, it can only be reached by hiking, most easily from the car park near the country road from Ostrach towards Laubach. The path to the tower is signposted. Source: https://www.quermania.de/baden-wuerttemberg/ausflug/bannwaldturm-pfrunger-burgweiler-ried.php

Since 2016, the Bannwaldturm in the Ostrach district has offered a 360° panorama and insights into the unique moor landscape of the Pfrunger-Burgweiler-Ried. The tower stands at the intersection of the Bannwald "Tisch", "Oberen Schnöden" and "Unteren Schnöden". To the east, a newly created moor stream meanders through renaturalized areas on which robust Galloway cattle sometimes graze and which serve as a breeding and resting area for many birds. To the west stretches the 441 hectare Bannwald. Source: https://pfrunger-burgweiler-ried.de/wandern/bannwaldturm/