Rabenkopf

Nature Reserve

Description & Map

Summary

The Rabenkopf Nature Reserve protects the 352.6 m high Rabenkopf hill near Langenthal. It is preserved for its unique geological and geomorphological significance, offering insights into Earth's history.

Description

The Rabenkopf Nature Reserve is situated in the Bad Kreuznach district, east of Langenthal. Established in 1978, this area is recognized for its exceptional geological and geomorphological characteristics. The prominent Rabenkopf hill rises to 352.6 meters within the reserve. The primary purpose of its protection is the preservation of its unique geological formations and landforms, which hold significant scientific value. These distinct features offer valuable insights into the Earth's history of the region and make the area an important site for scientific study.

General information

Responsible organizations

Rules

Stay activities

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Overnight stays are forbidden.

General behavior

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Disposing of waste is forbidden.

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Fire is forbidden.

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Collecting plants is forbidden.

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Collecting minerals and fossils is forbidden.

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Photography and filming is forbidden.

It is prohibited to visit, photograph, or film animals at their nesting, breeding, living, or refuge sites.

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Noise (tape recorders, players) is forbidden.

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