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]]>Monteverde, Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s forests are some of the most amazing in the world, especially the cloud forests of the Monteverde region. So named because they are misty (“cloudy”) year-round, these forests are a great place for intrepid explorers looking to completely leave society behind. Well, not completely. You can find evidence of humanity there in the form of bridges, ziplines, and trails.
Batang Ai National Park, Borneo
This area of Borneo is just one of many covered in rainforests, but it’s a particularly interesting one because you can visit the villages of the native Iban people who live in traditional longhouses and teach about their culture. There is also a recently-created reservoir on which you can take a longboat cruise.
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Japan
This forest of tall, thin bamboo stalks is located in Kyoto and is a beautiful refuge from the densely populated cities. The view is like nothing else on earth, with the light just penetrating the soaring tree trunks and guiding you along the path.
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This magical forest is home to a quaint network of canals that you can explore by boat. The forest is not too difficult to visit from Berlin.
The Black Forest
Located in Germany’s southwestern regions, The Black Forest has some of the most majestic waterfalls, rivers, streams, and mountainous hiking trails in Germany. If you like cross country and exploring dense natural landscapes, this is the place for you.
(@teufelsschuppen)Zauberwald
Translated literally as “Magical Forest”, this Bavarian nature park has huge enchanting pine trees, grassy hills, and gentle lakes.
Teutoburg Forest
This forest is saturated with an intriguing history. It is home to several pagan religious groves and enchanted sites. The worst Roman military defeat took place here. And the forest has a network of curious tunnels and passageways crisscrossing beneath its thick roots.
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]]>Chase Woods Nature Preserve — British Columbia
The province of British Columbia is full of forests, but this little nature preserve found on Vancouver Island is one of the more serene spots. Visitors to the area can remove their shoes, and feel the earth between their toes. Find a nice log to sit on, and meditate for a few minutes with the sounds of the forest around you.
Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
Next door to British Columbia is the province of Alberta. This area also has many forests and the Rocky Mountains for travelers to explore. If you need some serenity, then head over to Crowsnest Pass. This spot is a natural pathway for wildlife, so do be aware of your surroundings.
Elk Glen — Manitoba
The province of Manitoba is known for being cold, and full of polar bears if you head up North. But Elk Glen has that wintry wonderland feel to it if you go there in the colder months. You will need to bundle up, but you can still find waldeinsamkeit as you walk amongst the snow-laden branches.
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