ラインベルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The district of Rheinberg with its old fortifications and ferry landing.

The idea of the Hasenpfad (Hare's Path), which begins in Eversael, is beautiful. Unfortunately, this last section is sometimes difficult to pass in summer due to brambles and nettles.

Unfortunately, in summer, only partially visible from the road due to the dense vegetation. But it's beautiful with the mill behind it and the half-timbered entrance portal to the street.

Wolfskuhlen Castle is still definitely worth a visit. It's best, of course, if you still know the history behind it 👍 https://youtu.be/K8QorZ54ZsE?si=ySh6FQ43jtUe58y8

Beautiful NaBu orchard meadow, now also with stork nest preparation

https://www.rheinberg.de/de/inhalt/der-hasenpfad-in-rheinberg-eversael/ << The Hare Path in Rheinberg-Eversael >> "Since the summer of 2012, there has been a signposted circular hiking trail in Rheinberg-Eversael, which is a great place to go, especially for children and families. Over a distance of 3.7 km, the hare explains to you on a total of 8 signs and a large board by the lake how he lives, what he eats and other interesting facts about his habitat at the Hasenpolder in Eversael. The start and finish of the Hare Path is Rheinberg-Eversael (Drießen 10a). There you will also find the first sign on which the hare introduces himself. If you would like to know what the difference is between hares and rabbits, you will have to lace up your "hiking boots" and start walking, because that is what you will find out on sign number two! But since the rabbit doesn't just introduce itself, there is also a sign that provides information about its habitat. The large sign by the lake shows you that the rabbit doesn't live alone in the "Hasenfeld" nature reserve. On the large sign by the lake, he introduces his bird friends. The sign also provides information about the dike. Because one thing shouldn't be forgotten: the rabbit path not only promises fun, it is also an educational path!" https://www.rheinberg.de/C125826D0024B973/files/hasenpfad_start.pdf/$file/hasenpfad_start.pdf?OpenElement https://www.rheinberg.de/C125826D0024B973/files/seetafel_end.pdf/$file/seetafel_end.pdf?OpenElement https://niederrhein-tourismus.de/niederrhein-fraeulein/besondere-wandertouren-teil-3-der-hasenpfad-in-rheinberg-eversael

http://www.medienwerkstatt-online.de/lws_wissen/vorlagen/showcard.php?id=38535 "In the Lower Rhine region, in the Wesel district of Rheinberg-Eversael, lies the Drießen Mill. It is a so-called tower mill. The Drießen Mill has been restored and is privately owned. Therefore, it can only be viewed from a distance. A good view can be had from Drießener Straße, not far from the parking lot at Hasenpfad." https://www.rheinischer-muehlenverband.de/Muehlen/Standorte-im-Rheinland/Driessener-Muehle/

Binoculars help you to observe the birds even better.