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Am Berger Hang

A Natural Gem in Frankfurt's Green Belt

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Frankfurt am Main: First Steps10 pts

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Frankfurt am Main: Insider50 pts

Am Berger Hang presents a captivating landscape in the northeast of Frankfurt, where the geological formation of Berger Rücken links the districts of Berkersheim, Seckbach, and Bergen. Portions of this area are part of the Frankfurt Green Belt landscape protection zone, established in 1954. The hang is also part of the popular Quellenwanderweg, offering scenic routes through the area.

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The nature reserve was established in 1954.

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Founded: 1954

Guided Story

Standing here, you can experience the Berger Rücken, a striking geological formation connecting the Frankfurt districts of Berkersheim, Seckbach, and Bergen. This area is part of the Frankfurt Green Belt landscape protection zone, founded in 1954. Just behind you, about 565 meters to the south, you’ll find the Enkheimer Ried, another natural gem of the area. Looking southwest, roughly 923 meters away, lies the Riedteich. The Berger Hang is also part of the Quellenwanderweg, guiding you through this scenic environment. Enjoy the tranquility and the view of the surrounding landscape as you explore this protected nature reserve.