Why go
This is a chance to see how a central European deciduous forest develops with limited intervention. Beech trees dominate, but ash, hornbeam, maple and lime add variety, and the former military-training landscape is now managed for natural recovery. A walk at ground level reveals the woodland's texture, while the treetop path changes your perspective on its canopy.
What to look for
- Look up through the beech canopy and compare the other deciduous trees along the trail.
- Use the treetop path for a view through the foliage rather than only from the forest floor.
- Look for signs of dead wood and natural renewal in the protected forest.
Useful to know
- Treat the canopy walk as a separate visit and check its current hours and weather notices.
- Choose a signed forest trail first if your main interest is the woodland rather than the paid treetop attraction.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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