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Primeval path
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2.63km
20m
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The jungle trail in the west of the national park was designed as an educational trail. There are ten stations on the circular route, which are marked with numbered signs. If you want to know what's behind the numbers, you should take the leaflet with you at the starting point…
Last updated: June 11, 2024
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Schutzzone 1 Nationalpark Hainich
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1.44 km
Stone Table on the Primeval Forest Trail
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1.79 km
Wild Garlic Carpet in Hainich National Park
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2.63 km
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1.81 km
476 m
291 m
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1.81 km
766 m
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After our extensive tour through the Hainich, we explored the primeval forest trail. This educational trail was extremely informative and offered detailed explanations of how a primeval forest is maintained and functions. It became clear how important the natural dynamics and the diverse interactions between flora and fauna are in maintaining such an ecosystem. The information stations along the trail clearly explained the various ecological processes and the need for conservation measures to preserve the valuable primeval forest landscape. It was fascinating to learn how the primeval forest has developed over centuries and what role each individual component of the ecosystem plays. This additional learning aspect of the tour further deepened our understanding of the complexity and beauty of the primeval forest.
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February 8, 2023
The jungle trail in the west of the national park was designed as an educational trail. There are ten stations on the circular route, which are marked with numbered signs. If you want to know what's behind the numbers, you should take the leaflet with you at the starting point or - for comprehensive
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