Rohrvenn Nature Reserve

The Rohrvenn has been a nature reserve since 1983. It also bears the nickname "The High Fens in miniature". The reason: on the 28 hectare nature reserve you will find vegetation similar to that in the High Fens - the well-known protected area on the Belgian-German border. The Rohrvenn is also the oldest nature reserve in the Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm. Source: volksfreund.de/region/bitburg-pruem/das-rohrvenn-ist-das-aelteste-und-die-schneifel-das-groesste-schutzgebiet-im-eifelkreis-bitburg-pruem_aid-54500645

The approximately 28-hectare area, which was placed under nature protection in 1983, stretches south-east of the municipality of Roth near Prüm directly on the B 265, which runs past the eastern edge. The L 1 state road runs to the north and the L 20 to the south.The purpose of the protection is the preservation of a wet heath typical of the Schneifel with its rare flora and fauna worthy of protection. Wikipedia

From the northern path you can look into a bristly grass meadow full of blue devil's bite. From the southern path you can take a detour to the platform and experience the vastness of the grassy area. There is no path across, unlike in Bragphenn.