Highland Cattle in Naturpark Hohe Mark - Westmünsterland

The Scottish highland cattle come in all colors from red, dun (gray), black, yellow and white. The hair is thick, long and only slightly wavy. The head is characterized by the large forehead width or the large eye relief - but a short distance between the eyes and mouth. Typical is the well-defined hair on the forehead and over the eyes, as well as the powerfully protruding horns. Ears are bushy hairy.The feet are short compared to other cattle breeds. The highland cattle must not look leggy. The horns, wide and symmetrical, are another typical characteristic of the highland cattle.

Since the following path may not be used in the summer months, the path was partly overgrown at the beginning of September. Long pants are recommended in this section.

Very beautiful nature with a barrel plug