Moor At Weißenseifen
Mighty peat moss communities and swampy moors have conquered the landscape in this protected area on the outer edge of the Vulkaneifel Nature and UNESCO Geopark.
Read more …Birresborner Ice Caves And Kalem Volcano
As man-made chambers in the volcanic rock of the Fischbach volcano, the Birresborn ice caves have an eventful history.
Read more …Forests Around Bongard In The Eifel
North and east of the small town of Bongard in the Eifel are the two areas that make up this FFH area of the same name.
Read more …Gerolsteiner Kalkeifel
The Gerolsteiner Kalkeifel FFH area, located between the Eifel towns of Gerolstein in the north and Mürlenbach in the south, comprises a mosaic of a wide variety of habitats.
Read more …Kyllberg And Steinborner Forest
The Kyll divides the FFH area of Kyllberg and Steinborner Forrest into two halves, only the northern tip of the eastern part is in the Vulkaneifel Nature and Geopark.
Read more …Kondelwald And Side Valleys Of The Mosel
The natural Uessbach and its tributaries have dug deep valleys into the rock in this area with only narrow floodplains and banks.
Read more …Lieser Between Manderscheid And Wittlich
Away from car or train traffic, this valley section of the Liesertal presents itself as a deeply cut, narrow and undisturbed notched valley with numerous valley meanders.
Read more …Eifel Maars In The Southern Vulkaneifel
The youngest volcanic form in the southern volcanic Eifel is the famous evidence of earth's history, the Eifelmaars. They are unique, landscape-defining elements in the middle of a hilly low mountain landscape.
Read more …Upper Kyll And Kalkmulden
On the Rhineland-Palatinate side of the Kalkeifel, the Dollendorfer and Hillesheimer Kalkmulde adjoin the large nature reserves Lampertstal and Alendorfer Kalktriften in North Rhine-Westphalia to the south.
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