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Up towards Murenberg, view back to Bubendorf

The path is right next to the parking lot

The most impressive plants in Wildenstein are undoubtedly the ancient oaks (over 500 years old). Just imagine what these trees have seen in their long lives!

At this point (at the bench), below the castle, in the middle of the forest, the story of “Princess Kunigunde” is automatically told via tape and probably a motion detector.

The Zunzgerberg offers a fantastic mountain biking experience, where you can enjoy both magnificent views and the serenity of nature. As you make your way up the trails, you will be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, perfect for a quick break or to immortalize the landscape.

Free parking at the edge of the forest, very popular with dog owners and joggers

The oak grove of Wildenstein near Bubendorf is one of the few preserved medieval cultural landscapes of this kind. The area is also considered an important nature reserve. A visit to the oak trees, some of which are over 500 years old, is a highlight for all nature and tree enthusiasts. A visit to the old oak trees is also worthwhile in winter. Without leaves, the trees look better and you can also move around freely. Between March and September, you have to stick to the path out of respect for the valuable lean grassland under the oak trees. People like to linger in the oak grove. In addition to the oak grove, the fairly large nature reserve also offers other attractions. Between the oak grove and the castle there is a large pond, a regionally important spawning ground for the common toad. The area around Wildenstein Castle is also diverse; a circular path leads around the foot of the castle.

Comfortable bench in the shade with a beautiful view of Ramlinsburg.