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The Ilse Forest Nature Trail is located in the Ilse district of the town of Petershagen (postcode 32469) and offers a nature-oriented circular route with numerous information panels, a shelter, and exciting stations for all ages. 🌲 Overview: Ilse Forest Nature Trail Location: Petershagen-Ilse, Minden-Lübbecke district, North Rhine-Westphalia – near the border with Lower Saxony. Type: Nature trail through a protected forest area with display panels, nature stations, and a weather shelter. Length: Circular route, easily walkable – also suitable for strollers and bicycles. Special Features: Stations on forest ecology, wildlife, and plants. Ideal for families, school groups, and nature enthusiasts. Partially accessible and well signposted. 🚴‍♂️ Popular with cyclists & hikers According to Komoot, the Ilse Forest Nature Trail is a popular highlight for cycling tours and walks. It lies within the Hagedorn nature reserve, known for its tranquility and biodiversity. Recommended tours: Wilhelm Busch Museum – Neuenknick Boulder Forest (easy, approx. 1 hour) Hike from Stadthagen via Ilse (moderate, approx. 2 hours)

This small rest area on the bike path west of Jössen has something special: The view isn't directed toward the Weser River, but toward the largest and oldest stork nest for miles around, the stork's nest perched on the trunk of an old ash tree at Humke Farm. Storks have been breeding here regularly since 1896, and the current, imposing nest has been standing for a proud 90 years (1933). You'll need binoculars or a large telephoto lens to watch the storks "at work." But if you're lucky, they might be active in the meadow in front of the nest. This place is a must-see for all stork lovers!

A romantic spot in the heart of Wiedensahl. A stop is worth it.

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The Quinheider Mill without wings is located in Petershagen-Neuenknick<

always worth a stop 😊

Definitely a highlight for children and dinosaur fans, the exhibitions change from time to time

Beautifully situated between fields and meadows