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Tal- und Hangbereiche der Wupper mit Seitenbächen
A Haven of Water and Woods in Solingen's Heart
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Solingen: First Steps10 pts
Solingen: Explorer25 pts
Solingen: Insider50 pts
Explore the pristine beauty of the Wupper and its tributaries nestled in Solingen's lush hills. Protected since 1987, this nature reserve offers a tranquil retreat rich in biodiversity, where babbling brooks and dense forests greet you. It's a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts seeking peace away from the bustle. Let the picturesque landscape captivate you and find inspiration in the quiet strength of nature.
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Did you know?
Founded in 1987, the Tal- und Hangbereiche der Wupper mit Seitenbächen is the largest of the eleven nature reserves in Solingen.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1987
Guided Story
Can you hear the water rushing by? That's the Wupper winding its way through these lush hills. Imagine, this landscape has remained almost untouched for centuries. Look to your left and you'll see ancient oaks, some older than the city itself. Behind you, there's a hidden clearing where rare orchids blossom in spring. The tales of old blacksmiths and wanderers who once walked these paths seem to echo in the quiet. Visiting here feels like stepping back in time—a place where time seems to stand still.
