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It's amazing that you can still admire it.

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Very impressive and incredibly old.

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Very nice path and the best opportunity to rest

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Great resting place with radio plays about exciting legends of the Ivenack oaks. Definitely a highlight, even with children 💚

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As the first national natural monument, the Ivenacker oaks are a cultural and natural historical speciality. They are among the oldest trees in Germany and have a special symbolic power. The Ivenacker oaks, which are probably around 1,000 years old, are evidence of the land use form of the Hude (grazing) forest that was widespread in the Middle Ages. Over the centuries, cattle were driven into the surrounding forests to graze. By grazing on the growth, some trees were able to develop particularly well. In the 164 ha Hude forest area, there are around 240 large trees, mostly oaks. The strongest oak has a diameter of 3.49 m, a height of 35.5 m and a wood volume of around 180 fm. This makes it the strongest and oldest living oak in Germany and probably also in Central Europe. https://www.mecklenburgische-seenplatte.de/reiseziele/nationales-naturmonument-ivenacker-eichen

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The Ivenacker Oaks are a park in the Mecklenburg Lake District in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The Ivenacker Oaks are the Forest Area of the Year 2020. The area in the Mecklenburg municipality of Ivenack near Stavenhagen is famous for its ancient oaks. The enclosure has an entrance in every direction. There are 10 km of hiking trails in the park. It is located a little west of Ivenack on the road to Basepohl, northwest of Ivenacker Lake. It borders Ivenack Castle and was originally the associated castle park. The zoo is part of the FFH area Ivenacker Tiergarten, Stavenhagener Stadtholz and surroundings. 1000 years ago, this area was used by Slavs as forest pasture (Hude). Around 1300, the cattle of the Ivenacker Cistercian monastery were driven into the forest. In 1806, the oak trunks were already so large that the Ivenackers are said to have hidden the valuable breeding stallion Herodotus in a hollow oak trunk from the French. The Ivenacker pedunculate oaks, also known as thousand-year-old oaks, are among the oldest in Europe. They are said to be 500 to almost 1000 years old. The mightiest of the Ivenacker oaks has a trunk circumference of over eleven meters at chest height and a height of 35.5 meters. The wood mass is given as 180 solid cubic meters. This makes it Germany's strongest living oak. This oak is amazingly healthy, the trunk is undamaged and the crown is still full. The other old oaks have trunk circumferences of seven to nine meters. In 1996, the health of the Ivenacker oaks was assessed and attempts were made to determine their age by measuring annual rings with an increment borer. However, because they are all hollow, this was not possible. The estimated age of the five oldest oaks in 1996 was between 565 and 826 years, slightly less than previously assumed. This makes them among the oldest oaks living in Germany. Some of the oaks are depicted on a special stamp from the German Post Office. The German Post Office of the GDR also issued a natural monument stamp - "Ivenacker Oaks" near Stavenhagen. In August 2016, the Ivenacker Oaks were named the first national natural monument in Germany. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivenacker_Eichen

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Estimated age: approx. 1,000 years Height: 35.50 m Trunk circumference: 10.96 m Trunk diameter: 3.49 m Wood volume: approx. 180 cubic meters Source: Information board in the park

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Great park with old trees.

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Nice park with very old trees

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The Ivenacker Oaks are unusually old oaks in the municipality of Ivenack. They are also called "thousand-year-old oaks" because the trees are between 500 and 1,000 years old. Individual specimens tower more than 30 meters above the heads of visitors. Since 2017, there has been a treetop path that allows you to enjoy the view from the height of the treetops. https://www.allseasonparks.de/magazin-ivenacker-eichen#/

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Very interesting and informative hiking trail.

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Nice place to rest.

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Another monument of nature. But here you can see quite clearly that the oak trees have reached their lifespan. Nevertheless: impressive! 😃

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Two memorial stones to a much too short love between the Count's son and a daughter from a simple home. As a stop on the adventure trail you can listen to the legend here.

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Adults 5 euros, treetop path plus 4 euros. Great for young and old. Dogs are not allowed on the treetop path. Very impressive!

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If you arrive shortly before 6pm, you will not have to pay any more and you will be able to watch it anyway.

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