Germany Mariendorf Primeval Forest

The Reinhardswald is described as the „treasure house of the European forests“. The southernmost ridge of the Weser Mountains (Weserbergland) is extremely sparsely populated. It forms one of the largest forest areas in Germany, with a high proportion of deciduous forest. Mighty old oaks, beeches, birches and larches as well as bracken taller than a man are characteristic of the Reinhardswald. Its primeval forests, Sababurg and Wichmanessen, are pearls among Germany’s natural woods.
But they are topped by this one: North of the Immenhauser district of Mariendorf, there is an old pastoral forest on the right of the road, which seems completely untouched.