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Krüdersheide und Götsche

Nature Reserve in Solingen's Western Greenbelt

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Solingen: First Steps10 pts

Solingen: Explorer25 pts

Solingen: Insider50 pts

The Krüdersheide and Götsche Nature Reserve stretches across the western part of Solingen, forming part of the Bergische Heideterrasse. This natural sanctuary lies between the localities of Krüdersheide and Götsche. Established in 2005, it preserves the region's diverse plant and animal life.

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The area was officially designated as a nature reserve in 2005.

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Founded: 2005

Guided Story

Here you are, standing in a unique natural reserve established in 2005 to protect the region's rich biodiversity. Look around, and you'll notice the diverse flora and fauna that call this place home. As part of the Bergische Heideterrasse, it serves as a crucial sanctuary for many species. To your north, about 358 meters away, lies the Engelsberger Hof, another green spot in the area. Listen carefully, and you might hear the birds singing or the leaves rustling in the breeze. Nestled between Krüdersheide and Götsche, this nature reserve offers a peaceful escape into nature.