Waldschlößchenweg, Hemer photos
10 Photos
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
556 1200x797 Px, 11.01.2016
Close-up of the sea of rocks in the Sauerland region of Heer. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
455 1200x797 Px, 11.01.2016
Close-up of the sea of rocks in the Sauerland region of Heer. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
467 1200x797 Px, 11.01.2016
Close-up of the sea of rocks in the Sauerland region of Heer. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
478 1200x797 Px, 09.01.2016
The sea of rocks near Hemer is a remnant from the Ice Age, one of the most significant geotopes in Germany, and not, as often assumed, a body of water. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
556 1200x797 Px, 29.09.2015
The sea of rocks near Hemer. The bizarre rocky landscape of the sea of rocks is located between the Hemer districts of Sundwig and Deilinghofen. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
513 1200x797 Px, 29.09.2015
The sea of rocks near Hemer. The wildly rugged rocky landscape is one of the 70 most significant geotopes in Germany. The oldest underground mining of iron ore in all of North Rhine-Westphalia has been documented here. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
496 1200x797 Px, 29.09.2015
The Hemer Rock Sea is accessible around the clock. Leaving the marked paths is prohibited and very dangerous, as rock crevices are often hidden under leaves and branches. This has already led to several fatalities. Photo: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
496 1200x797 Px, 29.09.2015
The Felsenmeer in Hemer, Sauerland, has been a protected natural area since 1968. Its rugged terrain geologically dates back to the Tertiary period. The Felsenmeer area is approximately 600 meters long, 200 meters wide, and situated 45 meters above the valley floor. Photo taken: July 2007.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
468 1200x797 Px, 29.09.2015
Germany / North Rhine-Westphalia / Sauerland
2241 1024x680 Px, 03.10.2010

