Unteres Ammertal, Protected landscape area in Tübingen, Germany.

Unteres Ammertal is a protected landscape area near Tübingen covering 348 hectares with meadows, fields, hedges, reed beds, and orchards along the Ammer River. The area stretches from Pfäffingen to Tübingen's northern city border and forms a patchwork of different landscape features.

Unteres Ammertal is listed as protected landscape area number 4.16.024 in the Tübingen district register. The protection order names the open Ammer valley with its fields, meadows, pastures, ditches, wet meadows, reed beds, hedges and orchard meadows as a cultural landscape shaped by farming. The area is to be kept as farmland, public recreation space and habitat for a species-rich flora and fauna.

Local farmers manage fields, meadows, and orchards that shape how the valley looks and feels throughout the year. This rural character is visible in daily land use and reflects a long relationship between people and nature in this region.

Several hiking trails run through the protected area, suitable for different fitness levels and interests. Bringing a map or offline navigation helps since the area is expansive with many branching paths.

The protected area carries the number 4.16.024 in the register of the Tübingen district and lies in the natural region Schönbuch and Glemswald. Its official purpose is to keep the open Ammer valley with its fields, wet meadows, reed beds and orchard plots as a working agricultural landscape and as habitat for a species-rich flora and fauna.