Hülsenbecker Tal, Hermitage in Ennepetal, Germany.
Hülsenbecker Tal is a nature reserve occupying a wide valley with walking trails, animal enclosures, and ponds in the Ennepetal area. The maintained pathways connect different sections where visitors can explore the natural landscape and observe the animals living there.
The valley was established as a nature reserve to protect the local landscape and animal life for the Ennepetal community. Over time it grew into a place where education and nature observation became accessible to visitors.
Local organizations conduct nature education programs in the valley, teaching visitors about regional flora and fauna through guided tours.
Access is from Mittelstrasse via the Hülsenbecke stream, with information boards at several points for guidance. The paths are well marked and suitable for visitors of different abilities.
The valley houses several types of hoofed animals and others in specially arranged areas that reveal their behavior and habits. Visitors can watch deer, goats, donkeys, and raccoons going about their daily routines.
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