List of landscape protection areas in the Waldshut district

In the district of Waldshut , there are 25 landscape conservation areas. According to the protected area statistics of the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW), 27,843.18 hectares of the district area are under landscape protection, that is 24.61 percent.

Surname	image	Identifier	details	position	Area hectares	date
Albtal (lower reaches of the Hauensteiner Alb)		3.37.001 WDPA: 319470	Albbruck , Dachsberg (southern Black Forest) , Görwihl breakthrough valley of the Alb through the basement to the Rhine; with towering rock walls, primeval acidic mixed oak forests and oak-maple or linden forests.	⊙	410.0	1943-01-19
Stubenberg-Estelberg		3.37.003 WDPA: 324895	Albbruck Floristically remarkable clod of limestone in the southern Black Forest; Relaxation space of particular beauty, character and diversity.	⊙	624.0	1986-11-18
Degernau		3.37.004 WDPA: 320294	Wutöschingen area around the mountain church.	⊙	10.0	1953-04-18
Weilertal, Stuehlingen		3.37.005 WDPA: 325723	Stühlingen Waldtal in the vicinity of Stühlingen. The height is crowned by the Loretto Chapel and the cemetery and thus represents an essential part of the remarkably beautiful landscape of Stühlingen.	⊙	28.0	1953-10-12
reel		3.37.006 WDPA: 321416	Waldshut-Tiengen mountain slope northwest of Waldshut with a view of the Rhine Valley.	⊙	16.0	1954-02-27
Black Forest Valleys (Schlüchttal)		3.37.007 WDPA: 324494	Grafenhausen , Höchenschwand , Weilheim , Waldshut-Tiengen The Schlucht and its tributaries Schwarza, Mettma and Haselbach flow through deeply cut valleys with rock groups and walls and beautiful trees; unfortunately largely drained by the Schluchseewerk.	⊙	5,357.0	1954-03-05
Murgtal	BW	3.37.008 WDPA: 323101	Murg , Rickenbach , Bad Säckingen Wild and romantic erosion valley of the Hauensteiner Murg from the Hottinger Chapel to the Murghammer near Murg with the valley slopes on both sides with unspoilt mixed forests, rocky areas and constantly changing landscapes.	⊙	245.0	1940-10-21
Wehratal		3,37,009 WDPA: 325687	Herrischried , Wehr The landscape of the erosion valley is excellent, with wonderful landscapes and beautiful mixed forests on the steep slopes.	⊙	169.0	1940-10-24
Upper Black Forest	BW	3.37.010 WDPA: 321648	Grafenhausen , Wutach The high Black Forest landscape with its excellent recreational suitability is to be protected from impairments.	⊙	8,542.0	1968-07-10
Upper Rhine-Klettgau		3.37.011 WDPA: 321646	Dettighofen , Jestetten , Klettgau , Lauchringen 6 areas. The cultural landscape on the Upper Rhine, which is diversely structured through the distribution of meadows and forests, the balanced natural balance, habitat for plants and animals and recreational areas are to be preserved.	⊙	3,596.0	2004-09-08
Dachsberg	BW	3.37.012 WDPA: 320260	Dachsberg (southern Black Forest) , Ibach Almost untouched landscape of the Hotzenwald; Recreational landscape.	⊙	4,763.0	2005-04-11
Thimos		3.37.013 WDPA: 325160	Murg Meadows richly structured by ponds, forests and bushes.	⊙	56.0	1980-09-02
Bürgelrain-Liederbach	BW	3.37.014 WDPA: 320202	Dogern , Waldshut-Tiengen Slopes divided by meadows and forests; Recreation area.	⊙	41.0	1982-06-29
Upper Murgtal		3.37.015 WDPA: 323380	Görwihl , Herrischried Typical cultural landscape of the Hotzenwald with excellent recreational suitability.	⊙	780.0	1986-12-05
Feldberg		3.37.016 WDPA: 320755	Sankt Blasien The safeguarding of the nature reserve of the same name, the maintenance of the efficiency of a balanced natural environment and the special recreational value should be guaranteed.	⊙	346.0	1991-09-27
Kadelburger Lauffen - Wutach estuary		3.37.017 WDPA: 322023	Waldshut-Tiengen The security of the NSG of the same name and the realization of the protective purpose should be guaranteed.	⊙	31.4	1993-03-09
Houses		3.37.018 WDPA: 321446	Houses A varied, stone-paved landscape with forest hilltops, rich in wetlands and rocky hilltops, which are characterized by their special character, diversity and beauty, as well as their excellent suitability for recreation.	⊙	763.0	1996-08-06
Braunhalden-Schlattboden		3.37.019 WDPA: 320061	Bonndorf in the Black Forest , Stühlingen Meager lawns, meadows, forest edge and hedge structures, which animal species occurring in the nature reserve for food acquisition.	⊙	33.2	1997-10-26
Mouth of the weir		3.37.020 WDPA: 325684	Weir buffer and supplementary zone for the nature reserve of the same name, to implement the protective purpose of the NSG and to protect against impairment, in particular to protect the animal world from disturbance by noise and unrest.	⊙	7.4	1997-11-03
Vogtsberg		3.37.021 WDPA: 325436	Bonndorf in the Black Forest Open cultural landscape with meadows, fields, forest edges and hedges, which serve as networking structures for the animal species occurring in the NSG of the same name to acquire food or as a breeding area; Buffer function for the nature reserve of the same name.	⊙	22.7	2000-01-20
Bernau in the Black Forest		3.37.022 WDPA: 319902	Bernau Typical Black Forest landscape which, with extensive pasture fields and hay meadows as well as forest areas at different altitudes and slopes, represents a coherent ecological area of special character, diversity and beauty; with significant recreational functions for the general public.	⊙	3,202.2	2007-09-16
St. Blasien		3.37.023 WDPA: 324744	Sankt Blasien Landscape shaped by the Ice Age with rocky trough valleys, karen, round hump corridors and glacial embankments such as ground u. Terminal moraines and numerous, mostly rocky, forest-covered knolls; with pasture fields, hay meadows and forest areas; Landscape of special character, diversity and beauty, especially a recreational function for the general public; Habitats of the FFH area 8214-303 (Alb to the Upper Rhine), in particular the landscape-defining biotopes flowing waters with flooding water vegetation, moist tall herbaceous meadows, rubble heaps, rocks, ravine and hillside forests in the Alb valley below St. Blasien and alluvial forests with alder, ash and willow (especially Gray alder forests).	⊙	3,569.0	2002-09-23
Obersäckingen		3.37.024 WDPA: 378653	Bad Säckingen With its closeness to nature, diversity as well as uniqueness and beauty, the landscape fulfills its recreational function for the general public. The area is part of the europ. Protected area network "NATURA2000" and serves in particular to protect and maintain the habitats of the open country, especially the lean, lowland hay meadows there.	⊙	34.0	2004-01-20
Hohentengen		3.37.025 WDPA: 378483	Hohentengen on the Upper Rhine Typical landscape elements, such as B. natural banks of the Rhine. The protected area also serves to protect and preserve the habitat types and species in FFH areas 8315-301 "Upper Rhine east of Waldshut", 8416-301 "Upper Rhine between Waldshut and Eglisau" and 8316-301 "Klettgau ridge".	⊙	2,141.0	2004-09-08
Dinkelberg		3.37.026 WDPA: 378431	Wehr Richly structured cultural landscape in the east of the Dinkelberg with species-rich flora and fauna.	⊙	670.0	2004-12-22
Legend for landscape protection area