Monument

Breite Allee mit mächtigen Bäumen, die Radfahrer und Spaziergänger im Schatten willkommen heißen. — © Frank-Michael Kiel-Steinkamp, Unbekannt | AI-optimized | CC-BY-SA

Impressive natural monument with a length of 2700 m

The Ulenburger Allee connects the old moated castle Ulenburg with the former knight's seat Haus Beck in the district of Mennighüffen. The avenue, with its numerous 80 to over 200-year-old trees over a length of 2,700 m, is protected by law as a natural monument that is particularly characteristic of the landscape. Bats, long-eared owls, tawny owls and pied flycatchers are just some of the animal species that live in the avenue's trees. At the beginning at Ulenburg Castle there are stately oaks over 200 years old, followed by younger oaks, chestnuts, lime trees and individual ash and robinia trees.

Further information: www.fahr-im-kreis.de

Directions & Parking facilities

Uhlenburger Allee stretches from Ulenburg Castle to Ellerbuscher Straße. It is easily accessible by bike or car.

More information

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