Am Dickholz

A natural gem in the heart of the city

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Am Dickholz is the smallest nature reserve on the Bergische Heideterrasse, nestled in the Hand district of Bergisch Gladbach. Designated as a protected area since 2003, it conserves valuable habitats across its 0.62 hectares. Its unique location between urban development and nature offers a singular sanctuary for flora and fauna.

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At just 0.62 hectares, it's the smallest nature reserve in the area.

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Founded: 2002

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You're standing in the smallest nature reserve on the Bergische Heideterrasse, right in the heart of the Hand district in Bergisch Gladbach. This area has been protected since 2003, covering just 0.62 hectares. It's a unique sanctuary for both flora and fauna, nestled amid urban surroundings. Walking through here, you can appreciate the value of such green spaces in a city. About 404 meters to the west, you can find the Sporthalle Hand. Its proximity to urban life makes this nature reserve truly special and worth experiencing.