Natural Monuments in North Rhine-Westphalia

One of the highlights on the Hermannsweg through the Teutoburg Forest is definitely the imposing Externsteine. They are among the most important natural and cultural monuments in the entire Teutoburg … read more

The "Hockende Weib" is an imposing rock formation with an associated legend, according to which a mother turned to stone to save her children from the approaching floods. There are … read more

Very nice view and considerable rock formations. However, the ascent to the observation point requires some surefootedness and should only be done with suitable footwear.

The cat stones are very impressive. People have already camped here in the Stone Age, the Romans used the stones as a quarry and you can also discover the stones for yourself.

These basalt cliffs are an impressive natural monument.
A very nice circular hiking trail, the Trödelstein path, leads from the Buchhellertal.

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Very interesting basalt rock formation with summit cross and book.

Anyone who has ever wanted to see one of the oldest oak trees in Germany should stop here. The community itself estimates the Femeiche to be 1,500 years old. Many … read more

The climb to the summit is sometimes a bit slippery, but it's worth it.

In fact, it's a good thing that nothing came of this project. Over time, a wonderful biotope has emerged.

Father and nun is the name of a rock formation from mass lime in the district of Oestrich von Iserlohn. The rock natural monument consists of two approximately 60 m … read more

The cliffs rise steeply at the Ahauser reservoir. The Ahauser reservoir itself was created by the damming of the Biggesees and is next to the Bigge and Listertalsperre the quietest … read more

The Wallburg is located about 800 meters south of Linnepe on the northern slope of Dümbergs at 460 meters altitude