ギュータースローの天然記念物・トップ20

It is beautiful and there are always great views. The deeply cut stream valleys are impressive.

The path along the Furlbach stream is beautiful and romantic. A beautiful, unspoiled stream valley provides the backdrop for the pretty stream.

The Holter Wald nature reserve is a large, contiguous forest area on the eastern edge of the Westphalian Bay. With a size of 613.14 ha, it is in the area of the city of Schloss Holte-Stukenbrock in the Gütersloh district. It was placed under protection on October 16, 2008. The Holter Forest is a preferred local recreation area for residents of the surrounding towns and communities and is largely designated as a landscape protection area . It is traversed from east to west by the Senne streams Landerbach (in the north of the Holter Forest), Ölbach (in the center) and Rodenbach (in the south). The subsoil consists almost exclusively of sandy soils, which are typical for the Senne landscape. Therefore, a Senne-typical tree population, consisting of pines, oaks and beeches, predominates. Moisture-loving tree species such as alder and ash can also be found in the immediate vicinity of the banks of streams and water bodies. Source: Wikipedia

A beautiful route through the NSG.

The Furlbach has dug deep into the Sennesand and created a romantic valley.

The Furlbach with its light sand bed has dug itself deep into the Sennesand and created a wild and romantic valley that is worth visiting.

The rare liverwort blooms here from the end of March to April.

High up along the ridge path, the landscape changes from typical deciduous forest to beautiful heathland: Enjoy one of the last natural occurrences of fragrant juniper heath here.