Königsdorfer Forst, Protected woodland area in Bergheim, Germany
Königsdorfer Forst is a 329.97-hectare nature reserve (Kennung BM-015) west of the Königsdorf district of Frechen, on the territory of Bergheim, Frechen and Pulheim in the Rhein-Erft-Kreis, North Rhine-Westphalia. It lies at 136 metres, north of the A 4 motorway and near the L 361 road.
The area is listed as nature reserve BM-015 in the Rhein-Erft-Kreis; the source gives no designation year. It covers 329.9691 hectares across Bergheim, Frechen and Pulheim, west of the Königsdorf district of Frechen. The reserve lies at 136 metres, north of the A4 motorway and near the L361 road.
The reserve lies on the territory of Bergheim, Frechen and Pulheim in the Rhein-Erft-Kreis, west of Frechen's Königsdorf district. It is registered under the code BM-015, and its 329.9691 hectares make it one of the larger protected areas of the district.
Visitors should keep dogs on leashes, stay on marked trails, and avoid collecting plants or mushrooms. Following these guidelines helps protect the sensitive ecosystems throughout the area.
The reserve covers 329.9691 hectares and is registered under the code BM-015. It lies at 136 metres above sea level, north of the A 4 motorway and near the L 361 road, west of Frechen's Königsdorf district.
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