Tour dates
easy
2.5 km
00:45 h
76 m
122 m
34 m
34 m
easy
2.5 km
00:45 h
76 m
122 m
34 m
34 m
Height profile
Description:
Nature trail in the characteristic landscape area of the "Lower Saale Valley" Nature Park
The nature trail leads through the historically grown cultural landscape of the Wettin porphyry area and the adjacent Saale floodplain near Mücheln.
The unique porphyry landscape can be explored over a distance of approx. 2.5 km. Display boards provide information about the special features of this natural area. The topics of geology and landscape history, flora and fauna, soil and vegetation, as well as
The nature trail leads through the historically grown cultural landscape of the Wettin porphyry area and the adjacent Saale floodplain near Mücheln.
The unique porphyry landscape can be explored over a distance of approx. 2.5 km. Display boards provide information about the special features of this natural area. The topics of geology and landscape history, flora and fauna, soil and vegetation, as well as
Nature trail in the characteristic landscape area of the "Lower Saale Valley" Nature Park
The nature trail leads through the historically grown cultural landscape of the Wettin porphyry area and the adjacent Saale floodplain near Mücheln.
The unique porphyry landscape can be explored over a distance of approx. 2.5 km. Display boards provide information about the special features of this natural area. The topics of geology and landscape history, flora and fauna, soil and vegetation as well as witnesses of the historically grown cultural landscape are presented here.
The trail runs through the nature reserve "Porphyrkuppenlandschaft bei Gimritz", which is part of the European protected area "Porphyrkuppenlandschaft nordwestlich Halle". A valuable vegetation mosaic of semi-arid and arid grasslands, dwarf shrub heaths and orchards is characteristic here. Rare animal and plant species find suitable habitats. The landscape is characterised by the dark reddish-brown porphyry rock and the striking quarry steps, dry valleys and rocky cliffs. The landscape of the adjacent Saale floodplain is determined by the wide and curved course of the Saale with accompanying riparian woods, reeds and tall shrubs.
The nature trail leads through the historically grown cultural landscape of the Wettin porphyry area and the adjacent Saale floodplain near Mücheln.
The unique porphyry landscape can be explored over a distance of approx. 2.5 km. Display boards provide information about the special features of this natural area. The topics of geology and landscape history, flora and fauna, soil and vegetation as well as witnesses of the historically grown cultural landscape are presented here.
The trail runs through the nature reserve "Porphyrkuppenlandschaft bei Gimritz", which is part of the European protected area "Porphyrkuppenlandschaft nordwestlich Halle". A valuable vegetation mosaic of semi-arid and arid grasslands, dwarf shrub heaths and orchards is characteristic here. Rare animal and plant species find suitable habitats. The landscape is characterised by the dark reddish-brown porphyry rock and the striking quarry steps, dry valleys and rocky cliffs. The landscape of the adjacent Saale floodplain is determined by the wide and curved course of the Saale with accompanying riparian woods, reeds and tall shrubs.
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Start: in the Wettin district of Mücheln
Starting point: Information board opposite the parking lot at the Templerhof
Goal: The starting point is also the goal
Starting point: Information board opposite the parking lot at the Templerhof
Goal: The starting point is also the goal
- Difficulty: easy
- Condition: easy
- Suitable for cyclingFamily friendlyNature HighlightRefreshment stopSuitable for winter useCircular routeSignageTour with dogMostly sunnyDirections: Wettin district Mücheln - Pfaffenmagd - Scharngrund - Saale cycle path
Safety Instructions: Rules of conduct in the nature reserve
It is not allowed:- to leave the ways
- ranting
- kindle a fire
- tenting
- disturb, capture or kill animals
- damage or remove plants or their parts
Parking: Parking is available in the car park next to the Templerhof in Mücheln.
- always open
Tour itinerary:
Contact:
Lower Saale Valley Nature Park Association
Bahnhofstraße 1a
06406 Bernburg
Phone: +49 3471 / 6404835
E-mail: info@unteres-saaletal.de
website: http://www.unteres-saaletal.de/
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