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Kesberner Kalkbuchenwald

A protected natural haven near Iserlohn

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Kesberner Kalkbuchenwald is a 1.7-hectare nature reserve located west of Kesbern in Iserlohn. Designated as a protected area since 1997, it preserves valuable beech forests and serves as a sanctuary for various species. This nature reserve highlights the beauty of local flora and fauna.

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The reserve was officially designated in 1997.

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Founded: 1995

Guided Story

You're standing in the heart of the Kesberner Kalkbuchenwald, a 1.7-hectare nature reserve established in 1997. This area preserves unique beech forests, providing a sanctuary for various species. Listen closely, and you might hear the gentle rustling of leaves above you, as the beech trees sway in the breeze. If you look to the southeast, you might catch a glimpse of the Auferstehungskirche Dahlsen, about 923 meters away. This reserve is not just a haven for local flora and fauna, but also a serene spot for reflection and relaxation.