Wildpark Grafenberg – Wetland in the wildlife park 🐸 loop from Auf der Hardt/LVR-Klinikum

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Wildpark Grafenberg – Wetland in the wildlife park 🐸 loop from Auf der Hardt/LVR-Klinikum

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Wildpark Grafenberg – Wetland in the wildlife park 🐸 loop from Auf der Hardt/LVR-Klinikum

01:04

4.00km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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1.25 km

Wild boar enclosure 🐗

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Especially nice when the piglets are still small.

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1.36 km

Wildpark Grafenberg

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"ADVENTURES IN NATURE WITH FOX, WILD BOAR, RACCOON & CO
But completely without deer, because fallow deer live in the Grafenberg wildlife park - a medium-sized species of deer - …

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1.45 km

Red deer enclosure in the wildlife park 🦌

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The red deer enclosure is located on the western edge of the game park.

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1.59 km

Fallow deer enclosure in the wildlife park 🦌

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On the northwest edge of the wildlife park there is a separate enclosure for the fallow deer.

"October and November are the fallow deer's breeding season. During their rut, snoring …

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1.76 km

Forest classroom with wooden sculptures in the wildlife park

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with very beautiful carved figures

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2.07 km

Bee House in the Wildlife Park 🐝

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The bee house is located on the eastern edge of the wildlife park.
On information boards you can find all kinds of interesting facts about bees and at the back …

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2.29 km

Fallow Deer Enclosure, Wildpark Grafenberg

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"Come on, let's go feed the deer!" is something we often hear from visitors when they enter our spacious fallow deer enclosure. Fallow deer are frequently mistaken for roe deer.

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2.50 km