Rotwildpark bei Stuttgart

The Rotwildpark extends over 830 hectares of forest land, containing three artificial lakes, old-growth trees, and dedicated areas for red deer and wild boars.

King Friedrich I established the park in 1815 with 568 red deer and 138 fallow deer, requiring an entrance fee from citizens until the November Revolution of 1918.

The reserve includes educational forest trails with information panels about local flora and fauna, promoting environmental awareness among visitors and residents.

The park offers multiple parking areas along Wildparkstrasse and Magstadter Strasse, with direct bus connections and a 1.5-kilometer circular trail around the deer enclosure.

The protected area contains specific tree species such as the service tree and wild service tree, plus a 5.3-hectare biotope preserving traditional farming methods.

Location: Stuttgart

Inception: 1939

GPS coordinates: 48.75982,9.10104

Latest update: March 7, 2025 15:24