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My personal highlight of today's tour through new areas! The renaturalized Sulzbach stream in the tranquil park (despite being in the heart of Frankfurt and adjacent to the A66 motorway) is truly inviting and perfect for relaxing and taking a breather. It's always amazing what hidden gems Frankfurt has to offer!

It is a joy to see that the canalized Nidda is slowly regaining some "freedom."

Saw it while driving past, it is beautiful here

A great stream!

Nice cycle path along the promenade

The old riverbed was reconnected to the Nidda! At the same time, they built a fantastic new cycle path. As ecological compensation for the four-track expansion of the Main-Weser Railway, Deutsche Bahn had to renaturalize an old branch of the Nidda near the Praunheim weir. A section of the Nidda riverbank path also received a new asphalt surface.

The old riverbed was reconnected to the Nidda! At the same time, they built a fantastic new cycle path. As ecological compensation for the four-track expansion of the Main-Weser Railway, Deutsche Bahn had to renaturalize an old branch of the Nidda near the Praunheim weir. A section of the Nidda riverbank path also received a new asphalt surface.

The Nidder Estuary The Nidder also originates in the densely forested Vogelsberg Basalt Massif. In the lowlands, the floodplain is characterized by arable land, meadows, and pastures. Unlike the Nidda, the Nidder still flows in its original bed and has not been straightened. During the annual floods, it overflows its banks. Between Altenstadt, Nidderau, and Schöneck, it then forms a large lake district. The Nidder: Portrait of a River Length: 68.6 km Catchment Area: 436 km2 River System: Rhine Source: Herchenhainer Höhe in the Vogelsberg Mountains (653 m above sea level) Estuary: Gronau, Bad Vilbel district, into the Nidda (110 m above sea level) Elevation Difference: 543 m Source: Information board at the site