サンドルパー湖のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

バリアフリーな道：景観トレイルのメインルートは舗装されており、ほとんどバリアフリーなので、ゆったりとした散歩、穏やかなサイクリング、ベビーカーでの外出に最適です。🚶‍♂️🚲

小道の沿いには、いくつかの隠された観察小屋があります。これらの「ハイド」からは、キョウジョシギ、ハシビロガモ、あるいは運が良ければ珍しいツルシギのような鳥を、動物に気づかれずに観察することができます。🔭🦆

🚲✨ ミュンスターのリーゼルフルダーにある景観トレイルは、この国際的に重要な鳥類保護区の中心部へと深く誘う、魅力的な周回ルートです。このトレイルは、繊細な生態系を乱すことなく、形成された文化景観と野生の自然とのユニークな共生関係を間近で体験するのに最適な機会を提供します。

徒歩🥾でも🚲でも、一日中いつでも、一年中いつでも、私たちのお気に入りの場所の一つである、とても美しい自然保護地域（NSG）🤩🥰

This is what "MünsterWiki" writes: "St. Joseph's is a Catholic parish church in Kinderhaus. Architectural history: It was built in 1449 as a single-nave church for the leprosarium of the city of Münster, which had been established in 1326 and 1342, and is located within the parish of Our Lady of the Waters. In 1672, a tower was added and the chancel was extended. It had two altars, one dedicated to St. Elizabeth and the other to St. Gertrude. In 1953, the church was extended with the addition of the left aisle, the two transepts, and the chancel. The dimensions and spatial layout of the old church were preserved or adopted. The chancel was redesigned in 1971. The sacristy was added in an extension in 1993. History: The parish consisted of the surrounding farming communities, including Coerde and Sprakel. On March 7, 1342, a priest was appointed by Bishop Ludwig." The church was commissioned by Archbishop II of Hesse. In 1672, Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen designated St. Joseph as the patron saint of the church. On November 30, 1908, it became the parish church of the Catholic parish of St. Mary and St. Joseph. Furnishings: The tower and the keystone of the chancel vault are adorned with the coat of arms of Christoph Bernhard von Galen. Hanns Wienhausen designed the windows and tabernacle. Since August 2008, the church has featured Stations of the Cross windows designed by the artist Silke Rehberg. Will Horsten designed the altar and the cross above it. The organ was built by the Klais company.

It's also great with children. They can easily look through the hatches from the high seats.

🕊️🦢 The Rieselfelder Münster nature reserve is one of the most important bird sanctuaries in North Rhine-Westphalia and a popular destination for nature observers. Over 130 different bird species have already been recorded. Among the observed species are herons and common pochards, marsh harriers, short-eared owls, various wading birds (such as lapwings and greenshanks), bluethroats, and the rare little bittern. Numerous insects (dragonflies, butterflies) and amphibians also find a suitable habitat here. Heck cattle graze on the pastureland to maintain the open landscape.

🌿 Nature and Biodiversity The sewage fields are an outstanding biotope and serve as an important resting and moulting area for migratory birds. The area offers a diverse range of habitats, including shallow water zones, wet grasslands, pastures, and one of the largest contiguous reed beds in North Rhine-Westphalia.