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Zeller Loch
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Zeller Loch

A protected refuge amidst lush greenery

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Founded in 1994, the Zeller Loch is a nature reserve in the Fulda district. It is part of approximately 250 nature reserves in the Kassel region, managed by the regional council's Upper Nature Conservation Authority. The Hessian State Forestry Office oversees its care.
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The Zeller Loch was established in 1994.

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Founded
1994

Guided Story

Are you ready to soak in the tranquility of Zeller Loch? This nature reserve, founded in 1994, is one of around 250 protected areas in the Kassel region. As you stand here, know that the Hessian State Forestry Office carefully oversees its stewardship. Behind you, about 745 meters to the northeast, stands St. Judas Thaddäus, also known as the 'Zeller Dom'. A short walk there might be worthwhile if you appreciate a blend of nature and culture. Take a moment to let the peace of this place envelop you.

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