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Naturschutzgebiet Henkhauser- und Hasselbachtal
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Naturschutzgebiet Henkhauser- und Hasselbachtal

Nature's charm by intricate stream systems

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Henkhauser- and Hasselbachtal Nature Reserve in Hagen features a unique network of streams bordered by alder and ash trees. To the east, the streams converge in a vast oak forest, while dry grasslands and wet meadows characterize the northern part. Scattered quarries add to the diversity of this protected area.
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The reserve was established in 1992.

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Founded
1992

Guided Story

Welcome to the Henkhauser and Hasselbachtal Nature Reserve. Here, you'll find a remarkable network of streams that was protected as a reserve in 1992. Look around: towering alders and ash trees dominate the scenery, providing habitats for a diverse range of species. To the east, you can see where the streams converge in a sprawling oak forest. To the north, dry grasslands and wet meadows add variety to the landscape, supporting different types of vegetation. Behind you, about 813 meters to the west, stands the Reher Galgen, a historic landmark that highlights the connection between nature and history in this area. Enjoy the diversity and tranquility of this protected area.

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