로페나우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The walk through the treetops is impressive in itself, but the highlight is, of course, the fantastic observation tower. Enjoy the sweeping views over the verdant Northern Black Forest as you spiral up the tower. If you want, you can slide back down on the slide. The entrance fee is well worth it.

According to the signs, cyclists are asked to dismount. And for a good reason!

The plank path over the moor and the Wildsee are an absolute top highlight. I always fall in love with the panorama. Even better off-peak.

A really funny bird house 😉

Very beautiful castle ruins. If you want to walk and see everything, you definitely need time. It's definitely worth it. Great views over the Rhine plain in the direction of the Palatinate Forest and on the other side of the Black Forest. Refreshments in front of the castle.

The Old Hohenbaden Castle was the first residence of the powerful Margraves of Baden-Baden. It is one of the three castles on the Black Forest heights around Baden-Baden, with which the margraviate protected itself. The ruins still impress with their enormous size.

Idyllically located Wildsee in the high moor, which can be visited quietly and during the week without the hustle and bustle. It is essential to ensure that you stay on the laid out path that leads through the middle of the moor. A couple of benches provide an opportunity to enjoy the view of the lake. Along the wooden plank path you can find information about the moor and nature on some boards.

The unspoilt moor landscape around the Wildsee is the largest natural high moor area in Germany. The plateaus between the Sommerberg and Kaltenbronn have been designated as a nature reserve. In the middle of a huge forest area lies an unspoilt landscape with high and forest moors, cirques and block heaps. The high moors around the Kaltenbronn are something special, as all visitors know. But few also know that the plants and animals of the moors react sensitively to even the slightest change. Damage to this unique habitat is irreversible. As early as 1928, the Wildseemoor was declared a "protected forest". In the years 1939 and 1940 the nature reserves Wildseemoor and Hohlohsee were designated. Source: https://www.bad-wildbad.de/urlaubsziel-schwarzwald/sehenswertes/wildseemoor-urlaubsziel-nreservation-id_220/