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Brucker Lache

Erlangen's natural gem since 1964

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Erlangen: First Steps10 pts

Erlangen: Explorer25 pts

Erlangen: Insider50 pts

Located east of Bruck and north of Tennenlohe, the Brucker Lache is a protected forest within a 322.4-hectare landscape conservation area. Designated in 1964 as the first nature reserve in Middle Franconia, it provides a sanctuary for local flora and fauna. The forest is part of the 'Brucker Lache mit Langenaufeld' conservation area.

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The Brucker Lache was designated as the first nature reserve in Middle Franconia in 1964.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1964

Guided Story

Standing here in the heart of the Brucker Lache forest, you’re in a remarkable part of Erlangen. Since 1964, this area has been designated as the first nature reserve in Middle Franconia. Look around and you'll see the landscape conservation area 'Brucker Lache mit Langenaufeld' stretching across 322 hectares of pure nature. This forest is a vital sanctuary for diverse flora and fauna that thrive here in peace. As you gaze southward, the conservation area continues just 147 meters away. Here, the importance of preserving such natural havens is truly evident.