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Ferienregion Nördlicher Bodensee Tourist-Information Pfullendorf
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Photo: Ann-Kathrin Wenzler, Ferienregion Nördlicher Bodensee Tourist-Information Pfullendorf
With 441 hectares of undisturbed forest protection area, the Bannwald Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried is the largest Bannwald in Baden-Württemberg to date. Different forest types are allowed to develop naturally here: peat pines in raised bogs, spruces growing on renatured bog areas which partly die off to make room for other forest types, beeches and oaks on mineral soil, and shrubs on former reed meadows. The "Bannwald" circular trail lets you experience the mosaic of various forest types with the special diversity of animal, mushroom, and plant species up close.
A good starting point is the Ulzhausen hiking parking lot. The circular trail is continuously signposted with "Bannwald," partly running on the Burgweiler reed nature trail, where numerous information boards tell about prehistory, peat use, and renaturation of the reed, as well as flora and fauna.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Nature needs quiet zones: Please do not leave the marked paths.
Please keep your dog on a leash.
Tips and suggestions
The Wilhelmsdorf Nature Conservation Center was expanded in May 2012 and features a permanent exhibition with interactive modules on the subject of "bog." It explains the history of the Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried, the flora and fauna, as well as the renaturation measures. Further information about the nature conservation center or nature reserve is available at www.pfrunger-burgweiler-ried.de.
Roadbook
Bannwaldturm
Burgweiler Übergang
Public transport
Train:
This route can also be conveniently combined with a train ride on the Räuberbahn every Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday from May to the end of October. You can find the timetable at www.raeuberbahn.de. Bicycle transport is free.
Passengers using the Räuberbahn are best advised to start this route at the Border Stone Museum. It’s only about 1 km from Burgweiler station to the museum.
Directions
Coming from Wilhelmsdorf, drive through the district of Pfrungen towards Ostrach. The Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried is now on the right, first passing the village "Egelreute." After about 2 km you reach Ulzhausen. The intersection of the road leading to the parking lot is between two houses and is not very visible.Parking
Ulzhausen hiking parking lot (on the road from Pfrungen to Burgweiler),
alternatively Waldbeuren (hiking parking lot near the Old Mill) or Burgweiler (Riedhalle)
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Equipment
Good footwear is recommended. Depending on the season, remember sun and mosquito protection!Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions