Weinfelder Maar: The former parish church of Weinfeld is the landscape-defining church of the village of the same name, which perished in the plague in the 16th century. The low west tower and the square cross-ribbed vaulted choir from the 14th century are Gothic, while the two-axis flat-roofed nave dates from 1723. Slag and Devonian slate can be seen on the western edge of the maar cone.
Schalkenmehrener Maar: The Schalkenmehrener Maar was originally a double maar and was named after the village of Schalkenmehren on the southern shore. The silted-up eastern part of the maar has fen vegetation.
