Bohlinger Aachried Nature Reserve
The Bohlinger Aachried is a biodiverse wetland in the Radolfzeller Aach lowlands. Wet meadows, reed beds and bodies of water provide valuable habitats and make the area an interesting place for nature observation.
The Bohlinger Aachried Nature Reserve is situated near Bohlingen in the Radolfzeller Aach lowlands. This wetland is an important refuge for numerous animal and plant species, including some that are threatened. The landscape is characterised by wetland habitats such as wet meadows, reed beds and watercourses. These form a diverse mosaic and contribute significantly to the ecological importance of the Aach lowlands. The area has been a nature reserve since 1981 and is situated in a picturesque landscape between the Schiener Berg, the Untersee and the Hegau Mountains. The area around Bohlingen offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature observation. From the nearby Galgenberg, there is also a sweeping view across the Aachried towards Lake Untersee. Thus, the landscape around Bohlingen combines the experience of nature, a rural cultural landscape and the protection of valuable wetland habitats.