Laubbaum-Arboretum

In 1914 the Königliche Forstdirektion Stuttgart received 5 kg of seeds of the green coastal Douglas fir, as well as a further 92 conifer seed samples from North America, Europe and Asia from the German Dendrological Society.The arboretum has been expanded over the decades and the species inventory currently consists of 105 species of conifers and 109 species of deciduous trees.It is particularly worth seeing in spring and autumn when some of the trees are in bloom or when there is Indian Summer in the Ländle.

The evening sun lights up the treetops in the arboretum and there are beautiful views when you look up.

By the way, there is also a refuge here.

Here even grows a big mammoth tree 🌳

We recommend. And very interesting.

Definitely visit in autumn. The colors are awesome!

A tip for all children who need to make a herbarium: 15 minutes through, stick in and you're done!

There are also various trees near the Florianhütte, a very nice place to rest

Very nice

There is already a "small" autumn color here in June. The highlight is then effectively in autumn.

In the deciduous tree arboretum there are many deciduous trees from all over the world. The sequoia and the tulip tree are particularly impressive.