FamxplorDarß Forest
What to expect
The Darß Forest is a 5,800-hectare wooded region on the western coast of the Darß peninsula in Germany. The forest is part of the Western Pomeranian Lagoon Region National Park and is home to a wide range of wildlife, including Red Deer and Roe Deer. The forest has a long history of use as a hunting ground, dating back to the Middle Ages, and was also used by the Swedish king and later by the GDR state. The area is characterized by ridges and troughs, with Scots Pine, English Oak, and Common Beech trees on the higher ridges, and Alder trees in the lower-lying areas. The forest is also home to a variety of flora, including bracken, which covers much of the ground. The Darß Forest is a great place to visit for families who love nature and the outdoors, with many opportunities for hiking and exploring. The nearby villages of Born a. Darß, Prerow, and Wieck offer a range of amenities and activities for visitors
Plan your family visit to the Darß Forest with these blog insights 👇
Fischland-Darß-Zingst: A peninsula full of adventure
Activities: We explored the Darß Forest, which can be as exciting as a jungle, with its different shades of green and the opportunity to climb on fallen trees. "Mama, I'm scared," my four-year-old son said. We armed ourselves with big sticks and bravely went on. We tried to catch butterflies
Highlights: The many different shades of green fascinated us. We enjoyed the mix of different tree species. My son liked the opportunity to climb on fallen trees and try to catch butterflies. The forest offered both school and playground at the same time ✨