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In the heart of the Hochwald forest lies the 270-hectare "Keller Mulde" nature reserve, characterized by its species-rich wet meadows, fen forests, and valuable habitats. Numerous rare animal and plant species find refuge here – from butterflies and meadow birds to meadow clover and knotweed. 🪶 Tip: If you really want to experience nature, you should consciously walk slowly here. Between dragonflies, buzzing insects, and gentle meadow waves, every break feels special – a quiet gem of the region.

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Nestled in the countryside, this lovingly designed information panel explains the importance of traditional orchards for nature, people, and the landscape. It vividly explains how biodiverse these traditional cultural landscapes are – and why their preservation is so important. 🌿 Tip: Take a moment and read the panel – it's especially fascinating for families or anyone interested in learning more about fruit varieties, habitats, and biodiversity. A peaceful, educational stop right on the hiking trail. ⸻

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Inviting, quiet, and charming, the Simon-Mühle guesthouse is nestled away from the hustle and bustle—perfect for hikers, those seeking relaxation, and small celebrations. The beautifully designed display case reveals that passion has gone into every detail. Particularly pleasant: the family-friendly atmosphere and the well-maintained outdoor area. 🌿 Tip: Ideal for a stopover or overnight stay along the hiking trail—call ahead if no one is there (the number is at the entrance). Those who appreciate nature, peace, and hospitality will immediately feel at home here. ⸻

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This information panel introduces the downy birch (Betula pubescens) – a rather inconspicuous but ecologically important tree that grows in damp, boggy areas. It grows up to 15 meters tall, is hardy, undemanding, and often shrub-like. The leaves, bark, and buds of the downy birch have a wide range of uses – in naturopathy as well as as valuable food for birds. 💡 Tip: If you pass such panels in a damp forest, you're usually not far from the nearest pond or moor – keep your eyes open for rare plants and animals!

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Amidst the dense greenery, this old wooden sign points the way to the forest pond – simple, natural, and completely without digital extras. Below, signs mark the route of the Hochwald Acht dream loop and other hiking trails. A beautiful example of how traditional signage and modern trail guidance go hand in hand – everyone will find their own path here. 💡 Tip: If you follow the arrow, you'll be rewarded with a particularly quiet spot in the forest – ideal for a short breather or a nature photo with no people around.

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In the middle of the forest, you'll come across this information panel about the Norway maple (Acer platanoides) – a quiet representative of our native deciduous forests. The tree can live up to 150 years and prefers nutrient-rich, calcareous soils. The panel provides fascinating details about its distribution, leaf shape, and wood use. If you walk attentively through the forest, you'll quickly recognize the typical pointed, five-petalled leaves. 💡 Tip: Tree portraits like these invite you to experience your surroundings with a more alert eye – and turn your walk into a little journey of discovery.

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This panel impressively demonstrates what remains hidden at first glance: A pond is not just a body of water, but a complex habitat for plants, insects, amphibians, and birds. Reeds, water lilies, and duckweed dominate the landscape – beneath and in between, life thrives. The tranquility of the water is reflected in the diversity of species. Those who observe patiently can see dragonflies dancing or hear the call of a water frog. 💡 Tip: Especially in the morning or at dusk, life around the pond reveals itself at its most vibrant – an ideal place to marvel and reflect.

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This overview panel explains the special features of the almost 20km-long dream loop, which winds like a figure-eight through the region between Kell am See and Waldweiler. The trail combines forests, open landscapes, mountain ranges, and idyllic stretches of water into a diverse circular tour. Restaurant tips, elevation profiles, and starting points are also clearly visible on the panel – ideal for beginners or for planning along the way. 💡 Tip: If you're unsure which direction to start in, you'll find the perfect orientation guide here – with a practical map and brief tour description.

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