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It is precisely these beautiful views that draw us out into nature, really great.

Absolutely stunning scenery - especially when the weather is good!

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Great trails, absolutely fantastic. It gets really beautiful afterward when you head towards the Dörenther Cliffs. The climb is truly tough, definitely not to be underestimated. Especially for organic bikers like me, I was totally exhausted when I got to the top, but hey, I did it ;-)))

From this viewing platform, you have a great view of the huge quarry and the Dyckerhoff cement plant in Lengerich to the south. An information panel explains how the Teutoburg Forest was uplifted. As the ridge folded, the former seabed, with its dense limestone deposits, tilted upwards. This forms the southern slope of the Teutoburg Forest, where the limestone has been mined for centuries.

A weather mushroom directly on the Hermannsweg. The first weather mushrooms were probably built in Prussia in the 19th century, but were still called Tahitian umbrella roofs at the time. A pencil drawing by Hermann Ziebland from 1880 has been preserved, showing a weather mushroom that is said to date from 1795. This can be considered the first confirmed evidence of such a construction.

The Brumleytal is a disused quarry that is privately owned by the Bergfreunde Ibbenbüren e.V. The wall height reaches up to 19 m, with both steep to vertical wall climbs and inclined rock structures. Most of the routes are of medium difficulty. On the inclined slabs there are beautiful friction climbs with moderate difficulties. Source: https://bergfreunde-ibb.de/klettern/brumleytal/

A very nice trail, but very crowded on weekends.