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Description
Stretching along the western slopes of the Odenwald mountain, the area between the villages of Dossenheim and Schriesheim not only offers great views over the Rhine valley, but is also a protected Natura 2000 site with a rich avivauna. On the lower reaches of the hills, a mosaic of vineyards, orchards, and meadows provides a habitat for many bird species, including Pie-grièche écorcheur, Pic cendré, Torcol fourmilier, Bruant zizi, and the rare Bruant fou. In the forested upper reaches, Pic mar, Pic noir, and Pouillot siffleur can be found. Moreover, Grand-duc d'Europe breed in the abandoned quarries nearby.
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The Dossenheim - Schriesheim vineyards can be reached by public transport (tram no. 5: stops Dossenheim Nord, Schriesheim Süd, or Schriesheim Bahnhof) or car (parking near the Schauenburg castle in Dossenheim). There are several footpaths leading through the area at different elevations. The route on the map is a circular route (ca. 5 km) that leads mostly through the vineyards and orchards and partly through the fringes of the forest.