Pearl of the Primeval Forest Ruedigsdorfer Switzerland - Thuringia's Primeval Forests of Tomorrow
Pearl of the Primeval Forest Ruedigsdorfer Switzerland - Thuringia's Primeval Forests of Tomorrow
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On this short circular hike you will discover part of the Southern Harz Nature Park, which is characterized by its unique gypsum karst landscape. The soft, relatively water-soluble gypsum rock has shaped the landscape for more than 250 million years. A great landscape for hiking.
Last updated: July 19, 2024
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4.67 km
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4.94 km
366 m
200 m
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3.50 km
1.16 km
566 m
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Primeval forest path Rüdigsdorfer Schweiz "Harz" ------------------------------ www.thueringer-urwaldpfade.de
The primeval forest trail in Rüdigsdorf Switzerland is one of 16 primeval forest trails through nature reserves in Thuringia. Hikers encounter a unique, awakening natural environment in the South Harz gypsum karst landscape. A special highlight is the 22-meter-high observation tower. Several information panels are located at the top. A wonderful hike, highly recommended.
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September 1, 2022
On this short circular hike you will discover part of the Southern Harz Nature Park, which is characterized by its unique gypsum karst landscape. The soft, relatively water-soluble gypsum rock has shaped the landscape for more than 250 million years. A great landscape for hiking.
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