Unteres Ammertal

The Unteres Ammertal spans 348 hectares of natural terrain, featuring meadows, fields, hedges, reed beds, and orchards along the Ammer River banks.

In 1999, the German authorities designated this area as a protected landscape to maintain its agricultural character and preserve local ecosystems.

Local farmers maintain traditional agricultural practices across the region, managing fields, pastures, and fruit orchards that shape the landscape's appearance.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails through the protected area, which extends from Pfäffingen to the northern border of Tübingen city limits.

Highland cattle graze in specific sections of the valley, contributing to natural vegetation management and maintaining the grassland ecosystems.

Location: Tübingen

Inception: 1999

Shares border with: Spitzberg

GPS coordinates: 48.51810,8.99557

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:05