Forsthaus Hohenroth

Located at 640 meters altitude, Forsthaus Hohenroth features extensive beech forests, moors, and open stream valleys with diverse plant and animal species.

The name Hohenroth means High Clearing, indicating the location near ancient Celtic settlements where wood was used extensively for charcoal and iron ore smelting.

The center organizes educational programs, exhibits taxidermy specimens, and provides guided tours focused on forest management and conservation throughout the year.

Visitors can access the center through designated parking facilities and explore numerous hiking trails, including the circular path around the property.

A 43-hectare wildlife enclosure adjacent to the center houses European red deer and Mesopotamian fallow deer in their natural environment.

GPS coordinates: 50.93050,8.19089

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:51