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Now in the snow you can see many beaver tracks and some freshly gnawed trees 🤩

The Schwalmbruch trail takes you through one of the most beautiful and diverse areas of the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park. The area is known for its wet heathlands, peaty grasslands, small streams, and rare plants and animals. Especially in spring and summer, you'll encounter flowering heath orchids and countless dragonflies. The landscape is constantly changing: from tranquil forests to open peatlands and along waterways where, with a bit of luck, you might spot kingfishers or even beaver tracks. The well-marked trails offer both short circular walks and longer hikes.

A charming spot along the Swalm River for a break. You can hear the flowing water and sit surrounded by nature, often with views of the winding river and the surrounding forests. Ideal for a quick stop or picnic during a walk or bike ride.

On this bench, you can rest for a moment and enjoy the view of the winding Schwalm River. The rippling water, the birds along the banks, and the tranquility of the landscape make this an ideal spot for a short break.

This bench is situated on the banks of the Schwabe, a gently flowing stream. It's perfect for relaxing, listening to the lapping water, and enjoying birds and other aquatic life in their natural habitat.

The Schwalmbruch is a vast marsh and woodland area with reed beds, ponds, and wet meadows. The reserve is home to rare birds, amphibians, and insects. Hiking trails lead you past tranquil waters and open fields, perfect for a relaxing nature walk.

These wetlands form a vibrant marshland teeming with reeds, aquatic plants, and ponds. They provide an important habitat for birds, amphibians, and insects. A fascinating natural area to explore and observe during your walk.

The Schwalm River meanders peacefully through the park and is an important habitat for birds, fish, and amphibians. Reed beds and trees grow along the banks, and walking paths offer beautiful spots to enjoy the rippling water and the surrounding nature.