Wurzelpavillon

The Root Pavilion is an information point about the forest, trees and, as the name suggests, roots. Inside the pavilion you can even see a root from below.

The root protection hut on Teufelsmoor is ideal for a picnic. Meanwhile, the root system of an 80-year-old beech tree can be discovered there. A very nice rest stop. With a lot of space.

Do not go to the weekend, because it can quickly be overrun.

If you ever wanted to stand a tree from below, this is the place for you. Great and not only interesting for children!

Large rest area at Teufelsseemoor.

Here you can also sit comfortably at tables and let the hanging roots take their effect. Combined with a small picnic, this is definitely a great experience. Three tables are available. Interesting information boards complete the offer.

Who has ever looked at the root of a very old tree from below? You can do that here without going underground or even digging. The root is located on the ceiling and you can see all the details that are normally underground. The information package is supplemented by numerous display boards that explain the geological processes involved in the development of the area.

The exhibited posters about the Ice Age are much more informative than the images that we found in our school books at the time. : D