Lenorenwald, Protected forest area in Kalkhorst, Germany.
Lenorenwald is a large continuous forest in the Klützer Winkel region of northeastern Germany that covers thousands of hectares. The landscape includes wet areas and moorland that shape the character of the forest.
The forest was placed under official protection in 2001 as part of regional conservation efforts. This designation reflected growing awareness about preserving natural habitats in the area.
Traces of ancient Wendish settlements and burial mounds within the forest show that people have lived here for thousands of years. Walking through the area, visitors can still spot these historical remnants scattered among the trees.
The forest has several entry points near Kalkhorst and multiple walking trails to explore the area. A viewing platform at the highest point offers views across the forest.
Two North American giant sequoia trees grow unexpectedly within this northern German forest, creating an unusual botanical feature. These American trees are rare in this region and draw visitor attention.
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