Attractions around Marsberg

From the dam you look to the south over the forest-lined Diemelsee and in the north on the low power plant building. There, the Diemel continues her journey through the Diemeltal.

By bike you can fully enjoy the picturesque landscape of Lake Diemelsee. When cycling around the lake you also have the opportunity to rest on beautiful beaches and hop into … read more

An easy trail to get in. Everything is signposted, from here you have the full choice. Whether short and crisp or a little longer with all the trails of the Trailgrounds - you decide!

As the name implies: It goes up to the summit. But do not worry, thanks to flowiger serpentines this is feasible for everyone. And up there's a rewarding view of the hills of the Sauerland.

The Twistesee, small reservoir of the Twiste is beautifully located in a valley and offers a lot of recreational opportunities that go beyond hiking cycling and swimming a lot.

A very beautiful, natural path, partly along rock faces. Again and again you have fantastic views of the Diemelsee

If you do not drive straight between the trees you have a great view on the panorama trail.

The dam, which is almost three kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide, provides more than 250,000 inhabitants with drinking water supplies. Here you can wonderfully enjoy nature and let sweeping … read more

The original task of the Diemel reservoir was - in connection with the Eder reservoir - the water balance of the Weser and the Mittelland Canal. This should improve the … read more

I can definitely recommend a relaxed hiking or cycling tour around the Twistesee with beautiful views over the lake.

More information about the Twistesee:
After flood damage in the Twiste, … read more

The Bilstein Trail is suitable for warm driving for the other trails. The trail is definitely fun you drive over residents, waves and kickers.

Running, hiking, racing bike, etc., skating ...., the round of the Aabachtalsperre is well attended, especially on weekends for a good reason.

From here you have a good view of the lake.

The gate consists of 14 solid spruce trunks. Each one is 20 meters long, weighs around one and a half tons and comes from the Brilon city forest. Under the … read more

Small, flowing extra round on the western slope of the "Black Head". If you want to drive the long Trailground round, this dangler belongs to it.

Here is the parking lot for the Trailground Brilon. Right next door, you can fortify yourself in the inn before you enter the trails. These are not particularly difficult, but … read more

In addition to a dog beach, the Twistesee also offers a great great sandy beach for large and small bathers. If you are traveling with the camper, you will also find a parking space with everything the camper needs.

Beautifully landscaped trails with residents and small jumps that can be avoided. The trails have different altitude and track length.

Alme is always worth a hike. A thumbs up for alpine pastures!

A man by the name of Bierbaum, owner of the Borlinghausen manor, had the “Bierbaums Nagel” lookout tower built in 1849 in order to give the rural population an opportunity … read more