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Very wide erosion funnels with benches in the rock. The two-part waterfall can also be climbed completely for the brave.2

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The most impressive plants in Wildenstein are undoubtedly the ancient oaks (over 500 years old). Just imagine what these trees have seen in their long lives!

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The oak grove of Wildenstein near Bubendorf is one of the few preserved medieval cultural landscapes of this kind. The area is also considered an important nature reserve. A visit to the oak trees, some of which are over 500 years old, is a highlight for all nature and tree enthusiasts. A visit to the old oak trees is also worthwhile in winter. Without leaves, the trees look better and you can also move around freely. Between March and September, you have to stick to the path out of respect for the valuable lean grassland under the oak trees. People like to linger in the oak grove. In addition to the oak grove, the fairly large nature reserve also offers other attractions. Between the oak grove and the castle there is a large pond, a regionally important spawning ground for the common toad. The area around Wildenstein Castle is also diverse; a circular path leads around the foot of the castle.

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There is something mystical about the oak forest. Especially in changeable weather, when light and shadow bathe the mighty oaks in a diffuse light and their gnarled, long-fingered branches seem to reach out to you. So that future generations can also benefit from this magical place, it is very important not to leave the marked path. The temptation to do so is great. For a photo, for example. Warning signs point out, however, that this is not only forbidden, but also causes long-term damage to the flora and fauna around the oaks. There are also nature park rangers who monitor compliance with the ban.

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Unique landscape protected. Here you can see 500-year-old oak trees and a correspondingly large variety of birds.

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A detour that simply belongs to Wildenstein Castle. A must in spring for all wild garlic lovers. Stopover on the way to the Gutenfels ruins.

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A place that is particularly worthy of protection and is worth hiking through with open eyes and ears.

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The most beautiful oak grove far and wide. A place of power that needs to be taken care of.

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Since the Wiesenberg is in the forest, this observation tower makes sense. It takes hikers above the treetops and allows a 360-degree panorama. There are panorama boards. The climb is worth it.

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Beautiful waterfall. Especially in the height of summer, it's a pleasantly cool place.

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Some of these oak trees are over 500 years old. The oak forest served as pastureland for livestock. In autumn, however, the oaks were also a popular fodder for fattening cattle.

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And in mid-November there is an atmospheric Christmas market on and around the castle

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The approximately 800-year-old Wildenstein Castle is a well-preserved hilltop castle and is owned by the canton of Basel-Landschaft. There are public guided tours from May to October, and the information trail around the castle is open throughout.

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A beautiful spot where you are welcome to linger. Right next to it there are several places to sit along the way and also barbecue facilities.

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Below the dirt road on the edge of the Staufen forest, not far from the Waldegg convalescent home, is the so-called "Poland Monument" with the inscription: POLACY - SZWAJCAROM (Poland - Switzerland) After the defeat of the Polish army by the German Wehrmacht in autumn 1939, a large part of the Polish armed forces found their way to France via winding paths, where they regrouped as part of the Allies. During the German attack on France in 1940, Polish units were driven off towards the Swiss border and fled to Switzerland, where they were disarmed and interned in various camps throughout Switzerland. One of these camps was at the site of the monument. The interned Poles were used in agriculture for the Plan Wahlen (cultivation battle) or did construction work. In Rickenbach they built the stairs over the "Hüenersädel" in the direction of Rickenbacherfluh. The memorial itself was donated by former camp inmates after the Second World War and stands for Swiss-Polish friendship.

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During the Second World War, this tower was used as an air observation post. The forest grew higher and higher, making it necessary to expand the tower. In 1953, it was increased by 6 meters and in 1987 by a further 9.5 meters.

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After the waterfall you reach Wildenstein Castle after a short climb https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Wildenstein_(Bubendorf)

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The Wiesenbergturm beautiful little tower with good vision if the weather is right.

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The ascent from Wisen to the Wisenberg 1000m above sea level is easy to manage on beautiful forest roads. Once at the top, be sure to climb the 30m high tower. This is the only way to have the 360 ° view. Alternatively, you can go down on the north side towards Wisenbergmatte, heading down to Zeglingen. There are some nice single trails there. However, if possible, they can only be driven on when it is dry.

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Take the stairs down into the small forest and after a few 100 meters there is a small natural idyll.

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