Baumriesen

In the Hans-Watzlik-Hain no forestry is operated in the classical sense and the flora is left to itself. Fallen and uprooted trees, lightning strike and large broken branches testify to this. Here are also ancient trees; the largest of these is the "Large Wood House" with more than six and a half meters in diameter (standard measured at chest height of 1.30 m).

Family friendly nature trail with many big and old trees! Nature is simply left to itself, there is no forestry! I would wish for more such forests, away from the monocultures back to the primeval forests!schwellhaeusl.de/nationalpark/urwald-wanderweg.html

Lt. National Park Administration information booklet "A record-breaking fir tree"

here there is still tree stock just as the trees are grown simply without human intervention

the region's tallest trees can be found here. off the gravel path there is the beautifully laid jungle adventure trail.

Also called "Big Fir". It is the strongest tree in the Bavarian Forest, with a trunk diameter of 2 m and a height of over 50 m. There are numerous other large spruce, beech and fir trees in the area.
Bridal couples can even say yes under this fir tree in the wilderness registry office.
Further information on this:
bayerisch-eisenstein.de/heiraten

This section of the route should not be missed. It is definitely worth taking the appropriate turnoff from the main path, no matter which direction you are coming from. These 400 m are absolutely worth seeing.

Imposing to be able to "capture" such giant trees up close.

In addition to the "thick fir tree" with a height of over 50 m and a trunk diameter of 2 m, there are many giant trees