Some Wackersbergers experienced a real mess last weekend.
They came across unpleasant legacies from day trippers.
Wackersberg
- The most beautiful autumn weather once again attracted a lot of day trippers to the Isarwinkel at the weekend.
Every parking lot was already occupied in the early morning, with crowds of people pushing towards Heiglkopf and Blomberg.
But something like this time, reports a woman from Wackersberg, she has never experienced.
“I've never seen so much human feces on our walk.” Next to the roadside, in the meadow, in public places or on the tree - the day trippers relieved themselves everywhere.
Even in front of a house.
And left a lot of toilet paper and handkerchiefs behind.
"Incomprehensible", so the Wackersbergerin, who does not want to be named.
She thinks: "This is not only disgusting, it also poses health problems for humans and animals."
That's exactly how a man from the village sees it.
“People sh ... just go anywhere,” he says.
He understands that it is difficult to find a toilet with the economy now closed.
"But actually it always means: stay at home, keep your distance." There was no sign of this over the weekend.
Of course, he could also understand the need to go out.
"But then please follow the rules."
"There are many who are not considerate"
Not only the legacies annoyed the nature-loving Wackersberger.
A large, unleashed dog also met him in the forest.
When the owner was finally to be seen, he asked him that the animal had to be leashed in the forest.
The reaction?
He had to let the dog owner insult him.
Fortunately, the Wackersberger reports, he has already met a lot of nice people.
"But there are very many who show no consideration."
The parking situation was also extreme.
In the morning every space around the “Waldherr Alm” was already occupied, and all the way to the plague chapel the cars were parked on the roadside.
He had heard something similar from a friend from Gaißach: "There was parking right into the Steinbachtal." Two traffic monitors were constantly busy issuing traffic tickets.
As reported, Gaißach has been taking rigorous action against wildlife parkers since this year.
Mayor Göhzold: Traffic monitoring is conceivable
This is also conceivable in Wackersberg, says Mayor Jan Göhzold.
The municipality is a member of the municipal traffic monitoring association.
One was on the matter.
They are also in the process of preparing a parking space at the former Hochtannerstubn and finally making it chargeable.
Coordination with nature conservation is still necessary here.
But this should be through next spring.
Göhzold says that people have already thought about installing Dixi toilets so that fewer human legacies remain in nature.
This is conceivable, for example, at the new Hochtannern car park.
"The problems are known," said Göhzold.
In winter they want to push the topic further so that "it will hopefully get better in the new year".
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