Haardtrand - Kieferberg

Nature Reserve

Germany - Rheinland-Pfalz

Area: 16.39ha

Set on the edge of the Palatinate Forest near Edenkoben, Haardtrand – Kieferberg is a small but ecologically valuable nature reserve in Rhineland-Palatinate. Spanning around 15.5 hectares, the area has been protected since 1990 to conserve its distinct natural features. Haardtrand – Kieferberg Haardtrand – Kieferberg is a nature reserve located in the Southern Wine Route district of Rhineland-Palatinate. Covering about 15.5 hectares, this protected area was established in 1990 and lies just west of the town of Edenkoben. The reserve features a mix of vineyard terraces, forest edges, shrublands, and dry habitats typical of the region’s eastern mountain edge. These diverse landscapes support a variety of plants and wildlife, highlighting the special connection between natural ecosystems and traditional land use. Haardtrand – Kieferberg is an important part of the cultural and ecological landscape of this area, showcasing the long history of careful stewardship that has shaped this unique environment.