Hase Spring

The Hase-Ems-Tour, which starts shortly before in Melle, leads past here. At the spring there is a nice rest area with benches and a table for an idyllic picnic in nature.

The rabbit spring is a nice place to rest after you've fought your way up the mountain. Tables and benches in the shade are available for a rest. The spring itself is often dry in summer.

The Hase rises within the district of Osnabrück in the Teutoburg Forest directly on the city limits of Dissen in the southwest and Melle in the northeast. Its source, the Hasequelle, is within the TERRA.vita Nature and Geopark in the Puschkental about 3 kilometers south of the Wellingholzhausen district of Mell, between the Steinbrink (about 209 meters), a foothill of the Hankenüll (about 307 meters), in the southwest and the Kerßenbrocker Berg (approx. 185 meters) in the east; about 1.5 kilometers north of the Hasequelle (about 163 meters) rises the Beutling (about 220 meters), on which there is a lookout tower. (source wikipedia)

On the way to the Hasequelle there are a few inclines to be overcome. The Hasequelle is also the starting point of the Hase-Ems-Tour long-distance cycle route with a total length of 330 kilometers.