Barrier-free hike along the shores of Nettebruch Lake.
Shortly after leaving the parking lot, follow the signs to the left clockwise towards the lake. The Nettebruch, as the name suggests, was originally a wet lowland moor. This lowland moor, like the other Nette lakes, was peat-cut for fuel. The beautiful path runs right along the shore of the Nettebruch, between the lake and an accompanying ditch under an avenue of oaks. Later, old alder floodplain forests line the path, standing in a carpet of sedges. Further along, fields border the route and it passes by an oak-dominated mixed forest. Towards the end, the path leads through a mosaic of fields and grassland areas back to the parking lot.
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On a sunny afternoon, sit down on one of the benches by the shore of Nettebruch Lake and enjoy the view.
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