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Göttinger Wald (Nordost)

Part of the largest beech forest in the region

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Göttingen: First Steps10 pts

Göttingen: Explorer25 pts

Göttingen: Insider50 pts

The Göttinger Wald, within the Stadtwald Göttingen and Kerstlingeröder Feld nature reserve, spans 1,193 hectares in the Weser and Leinebergland. Established in 2007, it preserves the largest contiguous complex of beech forests on limestone in this area. This unique landscape is a vital showcase of the natural diversity in southern Lower Saxony.

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The nature reserve was established in 2007.

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Founded: 2007

Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of one of the largest contiguous beech forests on limestone in southern Lower Saxony. Since its establishment in 2007, this forest has been a protected nature reserve, spanning an impressive 1,193 hectares. Look around, and you'll discover the rich biodiversity that makes this landscape home to many species of flora and fauna. To the north, about 403 meters away, is the Rieswarte, an observation point offering panoramic views of the surrounding woods. The Göttinger Wald is a true gem in the Weser and Leinebergland, preserving the natural beauty and biodiversity of this area.