Nationalpark Eifel offers a rich and layered soundscape shaped by its old-growth beech forests, riparian valleys, and open heathlands. At dawn, the forest comes alive with a diverse chorus of songbirds—blackbirds, thrushes, robins, and wood warblers—accompanied by woodpecker drumming and the occasional call of owls fading into the morning light. The park's varied topography and microclimates create a dynamic acoustic environment, where the sounds of rustling leaves, flowing streams, and rain dripping through dense canopy often form a subtle geophonic backdrop. As a recovering wilderness, Eifel’s minimal human noise allows biophony to dominate, making it an ideal site for soundscape research and immersive listening experiences.