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Oberes Sengbachtal

Pristine Valleys in Solingen's Natural Heart

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The valleys of the Sengbach and its tributaries form the Oberes Sengbachtal nature reserve, located southeast of Solingen's city center. Nestled between the Sengbach Dam and the Wupper River, this area offers a sanctuary for wildlife and a peaceful retreat. Established in 2005, it preserves a remarkable diversity of plant and animal life.

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The nature reserve was established in 2005.

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Founded: 2005

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You're standing in the Oberes Sengbachtal nature reserve, established in 2005 to protect the valleys of the Sengbach and its tributaries. The Sengbach, a short 431 meters north of here, is a key feature of this protected area. It also includes the valleys of the Unterwinkelhausener, Ellinghausener, and Brucher streams. To the south, you'll find Angerscheid, part of Solingen’s Burg district by the Wupper River. This area preserves a rich diversity of plant and animal life, offering a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle. Take a moment to soak in the peaceful surroundings and appreciate the natural beauty of this special place.