라인하우젠 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Taubergießen nature reserve is a roughly 1,700-hectare floodplain and wetland area on the Upper Rhine between Freiburg and Offenburg. It consists of oxbow lakes, meadows, and riparian forests and is one of the largest and most ecologically valuable protected areas in Baden-Württemberg. The area is a habitat for many rare animal and plant species and is ideal for nature observation, hiking, and guided boat trips. 🌿🦆

Here you will immerse yourself in the Taubergießen nature reserve, which stretches across the magical Upper Rhine meadows. Beautiful cycling paths run through the area.

Short crossing with a view of the water

Altrhein Taubergiessen 1+2 with canoe

The Leopold Canal relieves the Elz during floods, which bring a lot of water from the Black Forest to the Rhei plain from the 3 rivers Elz, Glottertal and Dreisam during heavy rain or "melting snow". At Riegel there is a large weir system, with the help of which the water masses can be fed to the Rhine in a targeted manner via the Leopold Canal. The Elz is thus supplied with water in a controlled manner, from Riegel mills and the Europa Park are also served with it, and finally it also flows into the Rhine at Kappel.

The Leopold Canal is a canal for flood relief in the Elz. It is 12.5 km long, begins at Riegel am Kaiserstuhl and flows into the Rhine from the right at Niederhausen. In 1846 the canal was named after the then Grand Duke Leopold of Baden. (Wikipedia) It's amazing what humans can build.

Here you are on the Altrhein.

You are here on the Dornskopf of Tauberguss.