ギュータースローでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

湖の周りにはたくさんのベンチがあり、ここにしばらく滞在するのは気持ちが良いです。

エムス川から湖沼地帯にどれだけの水が流れ込んでいるかがわかります。

Anyone who wants even more beautiful views, perhaps from a bench, can easily cycle around the lake.

🌿 Nature Paradise & Bird Eldorado: Steinhorst Basin The Steinhorst Basin is the largest artificially created biotope in North Rhine-Westphalia and a must-see for anyone exploring the Ems region. Whether on foot or by bike, the expansive waterscape offers fascinating insights into nature in every season.

A beautifully landscaped monastery garden that invites visitors to linger. Art lovers will find many sculptures to admire.

Perfect backdrop for a photo - great view of the water.

Lake Mastholter, erroneously called "Benteler See" after its owner, Willi Benteler, is not a natural body of water. An artificial body of water was created on an approximately 25-hectare site for the commercial extraction of sand, the first in the Gütersloh district. The Mastholter See recreation area is ideal for surfing, sailing, and stand-up paddling. A 2.7-km circular hiking trail offers walks, cycling, jogging, and Nordic walking. Benches invite you to take a break overlooking the water.

Please do not enter the stream! The sandy bottom of the stream is home to a sensitive ecosystem in which rare insect larvae can sometimes linger for years. Please also do not allow dogs into the stream!