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The Steinbruchgelände Hohenhagen Nature Reserve, a significant natural monument, is nestled in the independent city of Remscheid, within North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. This unique area, with an average elevation of 349 meters, was once a bustling slate quarry operated by the Schäfer brickworks. Today, it stands as a testament to nature's resilience, having transformed a former industrial site into a vibrant and diverse ecosystem.
What truly captivates visitors to the Steinbruchgelände Hohenhagen is its remarkable ecological transformation. The old quarry basins…
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Wysokość 350 m
Pogoda
Zasilane przez Foreca
piątek 24 kwietnia
17°C
3°C
0 %
Dodatkowe wskazówki dotyczące pogody
Maks. prędkość wiatru: 12.0 km/h
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Styczeń
Luty
Marzec
Kwiecień
maj
Czerwiec
Lipiec
Sierpień
Wrzesień
Październik
Listopad
Grudzień
The reserve is generally fenced off due to dangerous steep slopes within the former quarry. Direct access to the core area is restricted to ensure visitor safety and protect the delicate ecosystem. Visits are typically possible by arrangement with the Lower Nature Conservation Authority.
Traditional hiking trails are restricted within the core nature reserve due to its protected status and hazardous terrain. However, komoot offers various routes in the surrounding Remscheid area that allow hikers and cyclists to explore the local landscape and appreciate the broader ecological context of this special natural monument.
Given the general access restrictions and dangerous steep slopes, direct unsupervised visits with young children are not recommended. If access is arranged, it's best suited for older children and families interested in ecological study and quiet observation, under strict guidance.
Due to the sensitive nature of the habitat and the presence of rare wildlife, dogs are generally not permitted within the restricted areas of the Steinbruchgelände Hohenhagen Nature Reserve. If access is granted by arrangement, specific rules regarding pets would apply.
The reserve is best experienced through guided observations during spring and summer when wildlife, such as amphibians, reptiles, and various insect species like the swallowtail butterfly and wasp spider, are most active. This period offers the best chance to spot rare species like the sand lizard or grass snake.
As direct access to the reserve is limited, there are no dedicated visitor parking facilities immediately adjacent to the core area. Visitors arranging a visit should clarify parking options with the Lower Nature Conservation Authority. For exploring the surrounding Remscheid area, public parking may be available in nearby residential or commercial zones.
The reserve is a unique 'quarry biotope' featuring slate quarry walls, fallow land, lean grasslands, shrubbery, early forest stages, temporary springs, and hillside water outlets. These diverse elements create a mosaic of habitats, showcasing ecological succession on a former industrial site.
While the reserve itself is a significant natural monument, it's primarily a protected habitat rather than a recreational area with designated viewpoints or traditional landmarks. Its 'landmarks' are its ecological features, such as the old quarry basins and diverse biotopes, best appreciated through guided observation.
The reserve is a vital habitat for several rare species, including the sand lizard, grass snake, swallowtail butterfly, wasp spider, and long-winged bush-cricket. The European hare is also frequently observed, highlighting the area's importance as a sanctuary.
The reserve is located within the independent city of Remscheid, which offers various cafes, restaurants, and accommodation options. These amenities are typically found in the city center or surrounding districts, a short drive or public transport ride from the reserve's vicinity.
To arrange a visit or inquire about permits for entering the restricted areas of the Steinbruchgelände Hohenhagen Nature Reserve, you should contact the Lower Nature Conservation Authority (Untere Naturschutzbehörde) responsible for Remscheid. They can provide information on guided tours or special access permissions.