Tree path through the Spa-Park

This approximately 2 km long path through the spa gardens leads past interesting and unusual trees. You will come across primeval giants that were already growing in times when there were still dinosaurs.  Where is the "Beamtenbaum with the long cigars" actually located? Which "American" supplies the raw material for chewing gum and where do the fruits smell of incense?  From spring to summer, wonderful wafts of scent waft through the park and for days on end, flowers in unusual splendour enchant the trees. Don't miss to visit the impressive nature cathedral with its vault of 28 trunks of a tree of life.
On the way you will learn interesting facts about naming, origin and characteristics. Suitable for the whole family and not only for tree lovers!

Solution:
Official tree or cigar tree: Trumpet tree
Jungle giants: Primeval giant sequoia, tulip tree, ginkgo
American amber or starfish tree: resin for chewing gum production
Fruits with incense scent: Amur cork tree


For you selected trees at the Baumweg
 
silver linden, ginkgo, American white oak, Japanese cherry blossom, Common trumpet tree, Giant thuja, Caucasian wingnut, copper beech or purple beech, Amur cork tree, Judas leaf tree, Giant sequoia, Douglas fir, Tulip tree, American amber tree, Scarlet oak, Atlas blue cedar