Actionbound: Quernst Route - "Bounds" in the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park
- 2: 30 pm
- 3,45 km
- 72 m
- 72 m
- 485 m
- 557 m
- 72 m
- Start: KellerwaldUhr
- Destination: KellerwaldUhr
The Quernst Bound begins and ends at the KellerwaldUhr.
Discover exciting facts about the life cycle of the common beech, the historical use of the forest and the effects of climate change.
Duration: 2 to 2,5 hours
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Path surfaces
Best Season
Tour features
Family Friendly
Culturally interesting
Flatly
Equipment
- smartphone
- Day hiking backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover
- Sturdy and comfortable footwear
- Weather-adapted and durable clothing based on the layering principle
- Sun and rain protection
- Provisions and drinking water
- First aid kit
- Maps
Arrival & Parking
We recommend arriving by road from the west via the B252 federal highway followed by the L3085. From the east you can get there via the B253 and then the L3085.
Kellerwald clock hiking car park. This parking lot is free for cars.
Nearest bus stop(s): Kellerwald-Herz Line(s): 583.5; 583.7; 584.14; 584.4 NVV Service Telephone: 0800-939-0800 All connections, including AST taxi connections, can be found in the NVV timetable information - www.nvv.de/fahrplanauskunft Smartphone tip: Download the "NVV Mobil" app from the respective app store before your trip! The "AST taxi" (call-and-ride taxi) should also be included in your planning. With call-and-ride taxis (AST), the NVV ensures mobility on routes with lower demand. Instead of taking the bus, you travel in regular taxis or rental cars. AST taxis also have fixed timetables – you simply need to call to request your ride (usually) 30 minutes before the trip. Please also note that AST buses only operate when no regular buses are running. Call Collective Taxi Center: +49 (0) 5631-5062088
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Our tip
safety instructions
This disturbs nature
Our natural heritage is protected in the national park. People are guests here. Nature requires special consideration. Therefore, please observe the behavioral instructions.
Nature is severely disturbed by the following actions:
- Don't scare animals
- Do not deviate from the marked paths
- Please be quiet so as not to scare animals
- Do not carelessly dispose of empty cans, bottles and other rubbish in the landscape
- Do not pick plants
- Do not light fires in the national park
- Keep your dog on a leash so that he doesn't startle any animals
- Park in the designated areas
- Camping is not permitted in the national park. Take advantage of the official offers
Way markings
You can reach the special features of the national park via the marked hiking trails. Circular trails from the national park's hiking car parks are marked with animal or plant symbols. There are “sign trees” with place names at selected crossroads. They are landmarks for the hiker.
Rescue points
The official rescue points (e.g. KB-426) are entered/marked on the maps and signs on site in the national park. If you are injured, you can inform the emergency services (telephone: 112) of the relevant point. Unfortunately, the cell phone network is not comprehensive.
Liability
No liability is assumed for the accuracy of the information in the text and maps.
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Sarah Riebeling
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