Im Furlbachtal (mit Selfie Point)

Great small, meandering forest trails along the Furlbach, sometimes rooted up and down nicely rooted, it can be great walk or go hiking.

Very nice hiking trail even in spring

A trip to this nature reserve is worthwhile in every season. On small forest paths go along the Furlbach, a super clear stream full of trout.

Next to the belly a pretty biotope.

Along the Furlbachtal one can partly feel like in the woods Sweden. Especially in spring and autumn a hiking area.

The path through the Furlbach valley has something magical that you would not suspect at first glance. You should, at least for the part by the stream, allow yourself enough time to discover the small and often somewhat hidden Datails. But please be careful and not like the "elephant in a china shop".

Wonderful landscape, very original

Passage only for cyclists and riders closed, hiking allowed.

A tour through the Furlbachtal is always worthwhile.

In the Furlbach valley, you hike on paths near the small Furlbach. The landscape is very beautiful, the paths are very natural.

The path in the rear third is no longer correct, is blocked in two places.

Easy hike for family.
Restaurant service friendly, the food good.

The tour along the Furlbach can be a rest. Natural path under trees, with birdsong in the ears. The right way to forget any stress

In order not to get cold feet (the Furlbach is very cold even in summer) you can use this bridge with Selfiepoint.

The deep gorge surprises in the otherwise rather flat or gently undulating Senne and has a very special atmosphere.

From time to time and in a little variety is always very welcome. Even if it's just a few tree trunks.

Beautiful paths along the Furlbach. The Furlbach is crystal clear and very flat. Again and again tree trunks or branches lie across the stream. Further back, the Furlbach created a valley through the sandy soils. Unfortunately I didn't see any animals. I guess they only show up when people are back home in the evening.

The Furlbachtal is worth a trip at any time of the year. tip from me Just try to walk along the creek - or at least always close to the creek... New views of nature open up...
Wiki says:
Furlbach
The 14.6 km long Furlbach flows through the valley. It is a right tributary of the Ems, which rises near Augustdorf in the upper Senne and flows into the Ems south of Kaunitz. The Furlbach drains an area of 48.6 km².[1] There is not a single source of the Furlbach, its headwaters are in a large arch of dunes, with the water coming to the surface in many places.
Flora and fauna
The nature reserve is almost entirely forested. While oak, beech, birch and alder grow along the Furlbach, the vegetation on the inland dunes is dominated by pine trees. Rarer plant species that grow in the Furlbachtal are e.g. B. Sundew, rosemary heather, cranberries and cotton grass in the moors, bog bilberry, king fern, club moss and small wintergreen in the pine mixed forests or seven star and giant horsetail at the Furlbach springs.

The primeval forest-like condition of the area offers ideal living conditions for bird species such as black and great spotted woodpeckers, dippers, kingfishers, stock doves, woodcocks and gray wagtails. Because of the good water quality, the Furlbach is an important breeding ground for the endangered species of bullhead and brook lamprey. Brown trout can be found here, as can green frogs and common toads. Two highly endangered dragonfly species, the Torf-Mosaikjungfer and the Kleinen Moosjungfer, find good living conditions in the moors.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furlbachtal

Very idyllic forest path along the very cold Furlbach, even in midsummer.

And when it's warm, you can comfortably walk through the sandy stream.

In Furlbachtal it can be great hiking, no matter what the season. The trails are partially rooted and sometimes quite narrow.

Very rustic, rooted paths that also require surefootedness.

“Am Furlbach” is a beautiful area. Really recommendable - especially during the week, as otherwise it may be too busy.

Pure nature, you can't get any closer