Name: Nature Park Tours Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen 2026
Start: 2026-06-01T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen, Naturpark Feldberger Seenlandschaft

Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen

About Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen

The Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen nature park tours are a series of regular guided hikes through Germany's oldest beech forest – a 350-year-old stand of old red beeches in the Feldberger Seenlandschaft Nature Park. The forestry office and nature park offer weekly tours from June to September, in which foresters and nature park rangers impart knowledge about the history, ecology, and character of this unique forest area.

Dates 01 Jun — 30 Sep 2026

Venue Feldberger Seenlandschaft (13071)

Prices 2.50€ — 5.00€

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen — edition 2026

The 2026 season of the Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen nature park tours runs from June to September. Every Thursday, guests are guided by the Lüttenhagen Forestry Office and nature park rangers through the 350-year-old beech forest – over about six kilometers and in three to four hours. Registration via the Haus des Gastes Feldberg (Tel. 039831 2700).

The 2026 season of the Heilige Hallen nature park tours runs from June to September. The Lüttenhagen Forestry Office and Feldberger Seenlandschaft Nature Park offer regular Thursday tours, each lasting 3–4 hours over approximately 6 kilometers.

The tours lead through Germany's oldest beech forest (350-year-old red beeches) and cover its history, ecology, and UNESCO World Heritage status. Regularly participating in a Heilige Hallen tour is one of the most memorable experiences in the Feldberger Seenlandschaft.

Price level: €5 for adults, €2.50 reduced. Registration via the Haus des Gastes Feldberg.

Highlights Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen 2026

Hike through Germany's oldest beech forest (350 years old)
UNESCO World Heritage site "Ancient Beech Forests of Germany"
Explanations by forestry staff and nature park rangers

Programme Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen 2026

Season 2026 — June to September — Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen

Regular guided tours, usually on Thursdays
Duration: 3–4 hours, distance: approx. 6 km
Guided by staff from the Lüttenhagen Forestry Office and nature park rangers
Topics: History of the forestry office, ecology of old beech forests, deadwood, fungi, insects, birds, UNESCO World Heritage
Registration via Haus des Gastes Feldberg, Tel. 039831 2700

Prices Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen 2026

Adults €5, children/reduced €2.50. Registration via Haus des Gastes Feldberg (Strelitzer Straße 42, Tel. 039831 2700).

Practical information

Practical information — Heilige Hallen Lüttenhagen

Getting There

By car via the A20 (Friedland exit), then L34 to Feldberg, continue to the Lüttenhagen Forestry Office. Easily accessible by bike. By train to Neustrelitz and then by bus or taxi.

Registration & Prices

Registration via the Haus des Gastes Feldberg (Tel. 039831 2700) or directly with the Lüttenhagen Forestry Office. Standard prices: €5 for adults, €2.50 reduced (children), based on previous year's information.

Equipment

Sturdy footwear, weather-appropriate clothing, drinking water. The tour is family-friendly, but the six-kilometer route requires normal hiking experience.

About the Tours

The "Heilige Hallen" (Holy Halls) are a roughly 25-hectare primeval forest reserve near Lüttenhagen in the Feldberger Seenlandschaft Nature Park. The red beech stand dates back up to 350 years and is considered Germany's oldest naturally regenerating beech forest. The name "Heilige Hallen" derives from the cathedral-like impression created by the tall, freestanding beech trunks.

Tour Details

A tour lasts three to four hours over approximately six kilometers. Forestry staff and nature park rangers explain:

History of the Lüttenhagen forestry office and the special management of the Heilige Hallen
Ecology of old beech forests, deadwood, fungi, insects, birds
Significance of the stand for research and the climate debate
Connection to the UNESCO World Heritage site "Ancient Beech Forests of Germany"

Significance

Old beech forests have been on the UNESCO World Heritage list "Ancient Beech Forests of Germany" since 2011; the Heilige Hallen are among the most prominent examples of their kind. This makes the tours some of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's few events with a direct World Heritage connection.

Organized By

The organizer is the Lüttenhagen Forestry Office in cooperation with the Feldberger Seenlandschaft Nature Park. The contact point is the Haus des Gastes Feldberg (Strelitzer Straße 42, Tel. 039831 2700).