구츠베지르크 라인하르트발트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

It's really nice to be standing where Fulda and Werra "kiss" and the Weser is formed. You have an even better overview from the car bridge with bicycle and pedestrian path across the street.

Here the Weser begins at the confluence of the Fulda and Werra - the cycle path to Bremen is mostly well developed and recommendable.

Many of these Skyewalks are built at vantage points with an 'adventure' or 'thrill' aspect, in addition to allowing a direct view down through a metal grid or glass floor. Here I see the emphasis on the view, which is beneficial. There is no impression of extreme exposure. Certainly the viewing platform juts out clearly over the sandstone cliffs. However, with a height of approx. 80 meters, this is limited and is also softened by the vegetation. But here is a very nice panorama of the Weser section from left to Karlshafen and to the right to Würgassen.

Every visit to Hann.-Münden also includes a walk to the Weserstein. It has stood on the island of Tanzwerder for a good 110 years and marks the beginning of the Weser at the confluence of the Fulda and Werra. The manufacturer Carl Natermann had the stone erected in 1899 and the well-known verse engraved: "Where Werra and Fulda kiss They have to atone for their names. And here comes from this kiss "German to the sea of the Weser River"

The Sababurg Primeval Forest in the Reinhardswald Nature Park is one of the most beautiful destinations in northern Hesse! Three different circular trails, two of which can be easily combined, lead through the primeval forest. Strictly speaking, the primeval forest is not a primeval forest, but rather a former grazing forest. The approximately 300-year-old grazing oaks and beeches acquired their current gnarled shape through intensive grazing. Partly over footbridges, you walk through this primeval forest and encounter one special tree after another. Definitely worth a visit! Parking is available right next to the primeval forest. There is also a well-serviced bus stop.

Named after Hermann-Josef Rapp, former deputy forest manager of the forest office in Reinhardshagen

From the lightning oak to the coat of arms oak to the snake beech

Pure nature in its size and beauty