The Eifel National Park is large.
Many plants grow in the national park.
Many trees also grow in the national park.
Together they form a large forest.
Many animals live in this forest.
Nature and animals should be protected.
That is the task of the national park.

There are a total of 4 national park gates.
The Heimbach National Park Gate
is one of the 4 national park gates.
At the Heimbach National Park Gate
you can find out a lot about the National Park.
About the plants.
And also about the animals.

You don't have to pay to visit the National Park Gate.
The Heimbach National Park Gate is also barrier-free.

There is also a tourist information desk in the National Park Gate.
People work there.
They know their way around the National Park.
You can ask them questions.

Or take maps with you.
The maps show you hiking trails.
Or cycle paths.
Or paths for walking.

You can still do that:

There is also an exhibition in the National Park Gate.
Various things are shown in an exhibition.
The exhibition has different stations.
At the stations, you can learn more about the forest in the National Park.
And the animals in the forest.
The exhibition is called Forest Secrets.

You can also watch films in the National Park Gate.
The films show the National Park.

Ranger tours also start at the Heimbach National Park Gate.
Reading aid: Rangers are called Rejn-dscher.
Rangers work in the National Park.
They know their way around here.
You can walk through the national park with them.
This is called a ranger tour.

Ranger tours are free of charge.
They take place at certain times.
Ask the people at the tourist information desk.
They will tell you when.