Hullerbusch und Schmaler Luzin

The 340-hectare protected area encompasses the Schmaler Luzin lake and Hullerbusch mixed forest, featuring steep shores and diverse tree species.

The reserve, established in 1967, includes glacial formations from the last ice age, with characteristic tunnel valleys and terminal moraines surrounding the lake.

The area functions as a bird sanctuary where visitors observe various species including black woodpeckers, stock doves, red kites, and common cranes.

A manually operated cable ferry transports visitors daily between the Feldberg shore and Hullerbusch shore across the Schmaler Luzin lake.

The lake houses the glacial relict species Mysis relicta, a small crustacean that serves as food for the native whitefish population.

Location: Feldberger Seenlandschaft

Inception: 1967

GPS coordinates: 53.32660,13.44590

Latest update: March 20, 2025 15:42