ホイヒェルハイムの天然記念物・トップ20

この鉱山林の景観は、1843年から1976年の間に鉱山事業者の採掘活動によって再形成されました。地上の鉄鉱石採掘は1900年頃に終了しました。地下活動による残土の山とスラッジ池は月の裏側のような風景を残し、採掘活動の終了後、徐々に自然によって取り戻されました。したがって、丘、谷、穴は、Wikipediaが主張するように爆撃によるものではなく、鉄鉱石採掘の採掘活動によって形成されたものです。

Former open-cast ore mine from 1843 to 1952, now a local recreation area

FFH can also be defined as 'fly eats skin', at least in this area.

If you don't know what to do with the abbreviation "FFH" in the highlight name: This is a "flora-fauna-habitat area", so named after a Europe-wide EU law for nature and landscape protection from 1992. It is officially called "Directive 92/43/EEC for the conservation of natural habitats and wild animals and plants", which adequately describes its meaning and purpose. In order to be designated as such an FFH area, special requirements must be met so that plants (flora) and animals (fauna) can be protected in this habitat. In Germany alone there are already more than four and a half thousand FFH areas.

Beautiful area to stay.

The Lahnaue nature reserve includes wet meadows and several lakes that were created from former gravel pits. The area has developed into an important resting and transit area for waterfowl. So always stay on the path. If you keep quiet, you have a good chance of spotting some of the shy birds.

Always worth a visit.

There is a circular path around the lake, wide enough for oncoming traffic, easy to drive. So you can see the lake from all directions. A part of the circular route is only permitted for pedestrians, is that meant seriously?