Natural Monuments
- Wurzacher Ried (Reed of Wurzach). The reed is an integral nature reserve and one of the biggest still intact high-moor areas in Europe. The cutting of peat has been completely stopped in 1997.
- Wachbühl. Wachbühl is a hill that rises to 791 meter above sea-level. It functions as a view point and local hiking destination.
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