Hellberg bei Kirn

The Hellberg bei Kirn nature reserve, established 1942, protects the natural diversity around the 365.4m high Hellberg in Rhineland-Palatinate. It preserves unique habitats and contributes to regional biodiversity.

The Hellberg bei Kirn nature reserve, a significant protected area in Rhineland-Palatinate, was established in 1942 to preserve the unique natural landscape surrounding the 365.4m high Hellberg. This area, located northeast of Kirn, is distinguished by its diverse habitats that provide a home to a rich flora and fauna. The primary protection objectives include maintaining the natural site conditions and the rare plant and animal species found there. As part of the regional natural heritage, the reserve plays a crucial role in biodiversity and ecological balance. It serves to protect the landscape and preserve rare biotopes, significantly contributing to the conservation of the natural beauty of this region.