The central moor area of around four hectares is impressive due to its botanical diversity. Valuable species such as narrow-leaved cotton grass and bell heather thrive here. The woodcock finds a protected habitat in the moor, and well-developed moor birch swamp forests adorn the landscape along the Blockbach stream. The proximity to the A3 motorway reinforces the contrast between modern infrastructure and unspoilt nature.
Visitors can explore the beauty of the surrounding meadows and forests on the surrounding hiking trails without entering the protected moor itself. The hiking car park on the Bergische Landstraße is an ideal starting point to experience the original landscape of the Further Moor.
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