Nature trail Naturum Göhrde

On this educational hike through the Göhrde forest on the nature trail of the forest museum Naturum Göhrde, you will be accompanied by Luca, the stag beetle. Göhrde was a royal and imperial hunting ground for a long time and is known for its historically old forests and the associated biodiversity. It is part of the Drawehn, an ice-age terminal moraine, and is covered with old oak and beech forests, as well as coniferous forests. Since 1991, Göhrde has been managed according to the principles of Long-term ecological forest development, abbreviated as LÖWE. A beautiful beech natural forest was planted 130 years ago and grows on the nutrient-poor, dry sandy soil of Göhrde. Since 1995, all use has been avoided there. At many points along the nature trail, the LÖWE concept becomes clear, and the striking forest windows along the way explain the concept while you are practically in the middle of it. In the forest museum Naturum Göhrde, there is also a corresponding guidebook for the trail available, which is highly recommended.