Description
The Kohlplattenschlag nature reserve covers an area of 49 hectare. After the completion of the gravel mining, the area was completely restructured in 1994 into a refuge for numerous animal and plant species. The Kohlplattenschlag offers a breeding, feeding and resting place for water birds, waders and migratory birds. Among the breeding birds are Red-backed Shrike, Common Kingfisher, Middle Spotted Woodpecker, Little Ringed Plover, Sand Martin and Marsh Harrier. It is possible to observe the birds without disturbance in the three observation places.
Details
Access
Explore the area from the car park on foot. Click on the P in the map to get directions to the car park. A circular walk around the area is about 3 km.
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