5/5 Mohammad-Al F. 11 months ago on Google • 37 reviews
Something
is
happening
in
the
Eifel
National
Park
that
has
not
happened
to
this
degree
anywhere
else
in
North
Rhine-Westphalia:
expansive
forests
and
open
landscapes
are
returning
to
the
wilderness!
The
Eifel
National
Park,
which
was
founded
in
2004
and
spans
some
110
square
kilometres,
is
still
classed
as
a
“National
Park
in
development”.
Conservation
areas
within
this
category
have
thirty
years
to
allow
at
least
three
quarters
of
the
area
to
return
to
nature
–
it
is
only
then
that
they
fulfil
the
international
National
Park
criteria.
And
over
half
of
the
area
is
already
operating
in
line
with
the
National
Park
motto
“Let
nature
be
nature”;
in
other
words,
humans
are
leaving
nature
to
live
by
its
own
rules.
This
allows
thousands
of
endangered
animal
and
plant
species
to
propagate
in
the
special
and
newly
created
habitats.
Thus,
rare
animal
species
like
black
storks,
Eurasian
eagle
owls
and
wild
cats
can
find
the
safe
havens
vital
to
their
survival
in
the
Eifel
National
Park.
Protecting
the
natural
environment,
including
these
habitats
and
their
inhabitants
is
the
main
objective
of
the
Eifel
National
Park.
Experience
the
fascinating
process
of
the
newly
developing
wilderness
at
close
quarters!
Watch
wild
animals,
roam
the
natural
beech
and
mixed
forests,
and
enjoy
magical
panoramic
views
of
the
impressive
lakelands
or
the
open
grassland
of
the
Dreiborn
Plateau.
Discover
the
region
under
your
own
steam
or
enjoy
a
guided
tour
by
one
of
our
expert
rangers
or
forest
guides.
There
is
plenty
to
discover
–
whatever
the
season!
Enjoy
your
experience!
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