Designated paths/places from 01. April until 31. October
the Nahe weirs and the banks up to a length of 100 m below the weirs, including the islands
The Gans und Rheingrafenstein nature reserve protects a unique porphyry rock landscape featuring the Rheingrafenstein, Gans, and Haidberg. It's a vital habitat for rare plants, plant communities, amphibians, and reptiles.
Established in 1985, the Gans und Rheingrafenstein nature reserve in Rheinland-Pfalz safeguards a distinctive natural landscape. It stands out due to its geological and morphological characteristics, defined by the prominent elevations of Gans and Haidberg, and the impressive porphyry rock formation of Rheingrafenstein. This area holds significant natural historical value, serving as a crucial habitat. It supports rare and endangered wild plants and unique plant communities. Furthermore, it provides refuge for threatened animal species, particularly amphibians and reptiles, which are of special scientific interest. The particular scenic beauty and unique character of this nature reserve, bordered by the Nahe river on its western side, establish it as an important natural monument.
Location | Germany - Rheinland-Pfalz - Bad Kreuznach |
Area | 1.95km² |
Year of foundation | 1985 |
IUCN Category | IV |
DtP ID | 20d1a02b-5b56-41e6-955f-532a2e44128d |
Name and division |
Rheinland-Pfalz
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Website | https://naturschutz.rlp.de/ |
Designated paths/places from 01. April until 31. October
the Nahe weirs and the banks up to a length of 100 m below the weirs, including the islands
Designated paths/places
from 01. April until 31. October
fishing competitions
Designated paths/places from 01. April until 31. October
in the Nahe river