Brunosee

The "Bruno Lake" originated as a mountain sinking water and lies in the protected area Beerenbruch.
(Http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturschutzgebiet_Beerenbruch)
The hidden lake invites to the Leveringhäuser bird pond (bit.ly/2oPovUy) for a long break at the water.

The Beerenbruch nature reserve lies in the border area of ​​the two cities of Dortmund and Castrop-Rauxel. It was built around 1950 by subsidence. Here, the Bruno lake was created as a mountain sinking water. Numerous waterfowl live and breed on this lake, such as Little Grebe, teal and shoveler. The lake is overgrown with reeds at its edges. These provide habitat for Reed Warbler and Rohrammer. The Bruno lake is bordered by old forest stands with trees that are sometimes 110 to 190 years old.

Nice place to stop and relax

Nice place for a break

When too many people come at the same time on nice weekends or holidays, things get tight. There is not much space for it, there are only a few stones to sit on and there are no benches. The viewing platform was destroyed and is useless anyway, because you really only look in front of branches.

The Beerenbruch nature reserve lies in the border area of ​​the two cities of Dortmund and Castrop-Rauxel. It was built around 1950 by subsidence. Here, the Bruno lake was created as a mountain sinking water. Numerous waterfowl live and breed on this lake, such as Little Grebe, teal and shoveler. The lake is overgrown with reeds at its edges. These provide habitat for Reed Warbler and Rohrammer. The Bruno lake is bordered by old forest stands with trees that are sometimes 110 to 190 years old.

Very nice lake in a quiet location

Beautiful quiet lake.

Small lake, quiet place for a short break with a beautiful view.

It is a small lake, but unfortunately there are only a few opportunities to take a break.
The small forests around the lake are teeming with cyclists and walkers. Unfortunately it is very full. So less of a place for a leisurely break.

Space for a break, not a sole destination because the lake itself does not really have much to offer and cannot be circumnavigated, but is a kind of dead end street Lake Bruno as a nice side trip.

You have to see a sunset on a warm summer evening on Lake Bruno! Recreation berry break!

Lake Bruno, which was formed by a subsidence, lies in the Beerenbruch nature reserve. And is home to numerous waterfowl such as pygmy divers, teals and shovelers.