Kammerforst: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Obergut in Kammerforst is home to a national park information center and the “Hainich Natural Heritage” exhibition. For travelers interested in culture and natural heritage, this combination provides a suitable starting point.

Landscape

Kammerforst lies on the eastern edge of the Hainich and directly borders the Hainich ridge and Hainich National Park; at the same time, the village is situated between gentle hills and the Kammerbach stream.

Nature

The national park information center in Kammerforst provides information about changes in the forest, traces of the wildcat, and interesting facts about the wildlife, plants, and history of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Hiking

The Zollgarten parking lot in Kammerforst is the starting point for the Betteleichenweg and the family-friendly Hünenteichweg. For families looking for a family-friendly route, the Hünenteichweg is therefore the specifically named point of reference.

Culture

The surrounding area of Kammerforst is home to “Lindenbyhl 11 Tower”, “Lindenbyhl Tower”, “Hoher Graben Defensive wall”, “Woman Inner Gate” and “Dachsberg”.

The immediate vicinity of Kammerforst also includes Quälberg, Teufelskopf and Goldberg.

Kammerforst is part of the Wartburg Hainich World Heritage Region.

West of Kammerforst, near the Hainich forest, the landscape offers views across the Thuringian Basin.

Hiking trails starting from Kammerforst include sections of the 130-kilometer-long Hainichlandweg, the Rondel circular trail and the Betteleichenweg in Hainich National Park.

More local pages: Weberstedt, Vogtei, Obermehler, Schönstedt, Schlotheim, Körner, Flarchheim, Bad Tennstedt

You can rent a holiday apartment in Kammerforst.

To the higher-level travel overview: Unstrut-Hainich.