Discover the impressive beauties of Main-Kinzig Saturday!

Discover the impressive beauties of Main-Kinzig Saturday!

Today is October 27, 2025 and in the picturesque Main-Kinzig district, nature is at its most beautiful. Our reader Reiner Pospischil shared impressive photos of the Kinzig Valley towards Taunus, which he took on October 23rd. The pictures are part of the “The Main-Kinzig district is so beautiful” section, which is always looking forward to your submissions. If you would also like to capture your view of your local landscape in a special way, you are welcome to send us your photos. If you have any questions or submissions, we are available via a protected email address. Stop by and send us your most beautiful snapshots!

As the photos from Pospischil show, the natural monuments in the Main-Kinzig district are a real feast for the eyes. This region is home to a variety of natural treasures that not only delight the eyes but also boat, providing a perfect backdrop for excursions and exploration. Anyone interested can find an informative overview of the natural monuments on Komoot. You can discover the impressive landscape on foot, by bike or while taking a leisurely stroll.

Nature and its meaning for people

But the beauty of nature has another important aspect. Artificial lighting not only affects wildlife, but also people. According to MKK, our body needs natural light and dark stimuli to regulate the internal clock. This internal clock controls essential hormones that are important for our sleep and stress levels. Morning light with a high proportion of blue really gets the body going.

The influence of light is enormous! Too much artificial light in the evening can negatively affect melatonin levels and disrupt our sleep rhythm. This means that we are less able to relax in the evening. If you pay a little attention to the lighting at night, you can do a lot for your own health. Tips for insect-friendly lighting include, for example, only switching on the light sources when they are really needed, for example using motion detectors.

A call to share

With this in mind, we invite all readers to share their observations in the Main-Kinzig district. Whether pictures of nature, exciting stories or special experiences – every submission is welcome. And if you care about healthy lighting in nature, remember to pay attention to this topic too. Let's work together to ensure that our surroundings continue to be a place of well-being for people and animals!

We look forward to your submissions and to highlighting the best of our beautiful Main-Kinzig district. And if you like, you can also support us with a coffee - we appreciate every small gesture!