프라흐트 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Strolling through the treetops, enjoying breathtaking views of the Bergisches Land region, and learning fascinating facts about nature and the people of the area – the Panarbora Nature Adventure Park, with its observation tower and treetop walkway, is a highlight for nature lovers. With its many small and large natural attractions, play and sports facilities, guided tours, and programs, the park is a unique place for families, groups, and overnight guests to experience nature up close and learn about the environment and its countless interrelationships and symbioses in a playful and fun way.

Nature reserve and historic execution site. A mighty oak tree now marks the former gallows site, lending the place a special atmosphere. The coppice reserve "Galgenberg" provides a suitable habitat for rare bird and insect species. The approximately one-square-kilometer area is characterized by the birch-oak stands typical of coppice management, which are cut back to the stump about every 20 years. This historic form of cooperative forest use is still practiced today and formerly served to obtain tannins and firewood. Near the former execution site, three oak trees, several hundred years old, dominate the landscape. They may mark a historic rest stop on the "Roman Road," an important medieval trade route that runs through the reserve.

Beautiful view, but it's actually called the Hitler Wall.

A former military base, it underwent extensive renovations to become today's Fort Ommeroth and has since become a popular base for group tours. The guesthouse is located on approximately 34 hectares of land. Ommeroth Estate is home to numerous animals as well as people.

Very nice cycle path, unfortunately with very rough gravel 🥺

A tip for a break

The area was significantly expanded and renaturalized through major clearing and mulching work in October 2024. It is a habitat for rare plant species that have been scientifically recorded.

In autumn 2024, the aging black shelter was replaced with a new structure. A panoramic lounger was also installed to better enjoy the view all the way to the Siegquelle spring on the Ederkopf in the Rothaargebirge.