Children's adventure programme "Off through the hedge"

Walsdorf

Playfully discover the value and benefits of hedges. The importance of hedges for humans, animals and plants in our time. Why are hedgerow landscapes so important for our nature? Do they help us to preserve the diversity of plants and animals? Who lives, lives, eats, works in the hedge? We find out who has a home in the hedge. With the help of thinking and movement games we will get to know animals and plants.

The programme is suitable for children from 5 to 8 years. An accompanying person is welcome. Please bring sturdy shoes, clothes suitable for the season, including headgear and sun protection, a water bottle and food.

The programme can also be booked for groups all year round on request!

Info / registration (required): Tourist Information Gerolstein, Tel: 06591 133100, Mail: touristinfo@gerolsteiner-land.de or online in our ticket shop.

Price: 7,50 € per child

Meeting point: Basaltstraße, 54578 Zilsdorf - Arensberg hiking car park

Start: 14:00, duration 2 hours

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Heckenlandschaft Eifel, © Ute Klinkhammer, Touristik GmbH Gerolsteiner Land

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The children's programme takes place on fixed dates during the summer season. Bookable all year round for groups on request.

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Walsdorf

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Wanderparkplatz Arensberg
Basaltstr.
54578 Zilsdorf
Phone: +49 6591 133100

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