슈타트베르겐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Several old oak trees, each with a bench for comfortable seating. On hot summer days, it's lovely to sit here in the shade and listen to the birds.

The nativity scene is a great idea even though Christmas is already over.

The pond is beautifully situated in the middle of the forest, where you can go on very long hikes.

Nice large rest area

The pond at Ziegelstadel in Stadtbergen is an idyllic spot located on the road to Deuringen, opposite the driving range, and is popular with locals and visitors alike. It serves as a habitat for endangered species such as the European minnow, the bleak, the roach, the rudd, and the three-spined stickleback, as well as for the kingfisher, which hunts here. The pond is part of a natural environment with rich flora and fauna and was already described as being in grave danger in 2021, as the water had literally been drained away.

Nice!

Unfortunately, due to the water shortage, the ponds were not as beautiful as usual.

The Marian Grotto in the Leitershofen Forest near the Froschlache pond on the Schlaugraben was built by Johann Heichele (* November 29, 1906, † November 9, 1997). Mr. Heichele was a very religious man and pilgrim. He lost many of his comrades during World War II. He resolved, if he returned from the war alive, to build a Marian grotto as a thank-you. He carried out this plan after his return home. May devotions were once held there regularly under the pastor of Leitershofen, Zimmermann.