Anyone who follows the signpost in the Stöckach forest section to the Trinity Beech will only find the remains of the former natural monument lying on the ground. The beech got its name from the three trunks that emerged from a common rootstock. After surviving the fire from American grenade launchers at the beginning of April 1945, she collapsed around the turn of the millennium at an estimated age of around 250 years. At this time it was said to have a circumference of 6 meters. Today, as dead wood, it offers many insects and fungi a habitat that has become rare in our thinned forests.

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