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Auerochsen – Wisentgehege Runde von Neanderthal

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Auerochsen – Wisentgehege Runde von Neanderthal

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September 27, 2021

Auerochsen – Wisentgehege Runde von Neanderthal

Moderate

02:15

8.40km

3.7km/h

100m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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124 m

Neanderthal Station

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Todays situation:
After the route was taken over by the Regiobahn, it was upgraded for S-Bahn operations, and all stops were subjected to extensive renovation and modernization measures.
From May …

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2.17 km

Viewing Platform Over the Wisent Enclosure, Neandertal

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Unfortunately, the enclosures are often empty. So don't promise children too much beforehand to avoid disappointment.

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2.41 km

Neandertal Ice Age Wildlife Park

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In the game enclosures live all kinds of Urviecher such as tail cattle, bisons, aurochs and Tarpane, which can be observed all from the wayside.

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2.78 km

Staircases and Cave in the Neandertal Forest

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3.32 km

Wooden bridge over the Düssel

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The bison is the only inhabitant of the Ice Age game reserve that has not been completely eradicated. As the largest land mammal in Europe and the last representative of …

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3.79 km

In the Ice Age game enclosure, the most important prey animals of the Neanderthals now live well protected in enclosures: aurochs, tarpans (primeval horses) and bison. The cattle and horses, however, are bred, the original species have become extinct.

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