Kermelbach Nature Reserve

"The Kermelbach is a natural maeandrierender brook with flat and steep banks (in a range as steep rock) and local gravel bays.Its sole is rocky, sometimes the basement is cut in. In the upper section of the creek is partially piped under Talquerenden paths On the bottom of the valley, alders of low to medium tree-wood age are partially found, other sub-species are well-developed and species-rich In the middle valley a wet meadow fallow with impatiens glandulifera-meadows interrupts the oared sole, in the upper valley a partly wet one interrupts The pines reach a trunk diameter of 35 cm, while the smaller pines are composed of oak, birch and sycamore, and in the south a ilex-rich pedunculate oak forest grows on a small ridge should egg n Biotope management plan are created. From the adjacent spruce stands migrates in some areas spruce-natural Verjuengung in the Aue. The following paragraph 62 areas appear in the biotope: (a) flowing waters (FM0), (f) wetland and wetland (EC2), (r) alluvial (AC5) "
Source: nsg.naturschutzinformationen.nrw.de/nsg/de/fachinfo/gebiete/gesamt/EN_004

Very nice area, partly very mountainous