Hoge Venen

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Hoge Venen is a high-altitude moorland and nature reserve in eastern Belgium, known for its peat bogs, heathlands, and protected biodiversity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moorland
nature reserve
protected area
climate cool oceanic climate
contains Baraque Michel
Signal de Botrange
boardwalk trails
coniferous forests
deciduous forests
heathlands
peat bogs
raised bogs
wet meadows
country Belgium
elevation 694 metres
governedBy Walloon Region
linked to: Wallonia
habitatFor Eurasian lynx (reintroduced or occasional)
European wildcat
black grouse
bog-specific plant species
various sphagnum moss species
hasFeature frequent fog
high precipitation
hasHighestElevation Signal de Botrange
hasStatus Natura 2000 site
linked to: Natura 2000 network

protected area under Belgian law
highestPointOf Belgium
knownFor biodiversity
harsh winter climate
high-altitude moorland
peat bogs
languageRegion French-speaking region
German-speaking Community of Belgium
locatedIn Ardennes
linked to: Ardennes Forest

Wallonia
eastern Belgium
locatedNear Eupen
Malmedy
Monschau
Spa
managedBy Parc naturel Hautes Fagnes–Eifel authorities
partOf Ardennes and Eifel highlands
Hautes Fagnes–Eifel Nature Park
sharesBorderWith Eifel region
Germany
usedFor cross-country skiing
hiking
nature observation
scientific research

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Hautes Fagnes nameInDutch Hoge Venen