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Wupperhang zwischen Fuchskuhl und Unterholzer Bach

A serene escape in Solingen's green heart

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The Wupperhang between Fuchskuhl and Unterholzer Bach offers a tranquil sanctuary protected as a nature reserve since 2005. Wander through lush forests and stroll along clear streams while exploring the region's rich biodiversity. Leave the hustle behind and immerse yourself in nature's quiet beauty.

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Although established in 2005, the nature reserve Wupperhang between Fuchskuhl and Unterholzer Bach quickly became a vital sanctuary for rare animal species.

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Founded: 2005

Guided Story

Welcome to the Wupperhang between Fuchskuhl and Unterholzer Bach, a unique nature reserve in Solingen. Take a look around; you're standing by an impressive 80-meter high river cliff along the Wupper, which forms the eastern boundary of this area. Founded in 2005, this reserve was established to protect the rich flora and fauna along these steep slopes. To the north, the Flockertsholzer Bach marks the boundary, while the Untenholzer Bach defines the southern edge. These natural borders create a haven for diverse wildlife right here in the city. Enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of this remarkable place.