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The Aasee recreation area is located very close to Ibbenbüren's town center and is one of the city's most popular recreational areas, not just for walks (circular path: 2.7 km). The centerpiece of the area is the approximately 1.5-hectare Aasee lake, offering opportunities for fishing and paddle boating. Directly on the lake are a tennis court, a skate park, the Aasee swimming pool, an indoor/outdoor wave pool (see also Aasee-Bad Ibbenbüren), and the Café Ventana. In April, a new dirt bike track was inaugurated right next to the skate park at the Aasee, where young and old can try out new jumps and share their experiences. Well-known themed routes of the Münsterland Cycling Park, such as the 100 Castles Route, lead around the lake. Nearby are also the station for the historic steam locomotive "Teutoburger Wald Express," the climbing park, and the local history museum.

Bike park from TuS Bramsche e.V. To use the park, you must be a member of TuS (currently €10/month) The trails are for all ability levels and riding styles. https://www.bikepark-piesberg.de/

The Johannissteine are a rock formation of carboniferous sandstone on the Piesberg in Osnabrück. They are a natural monument of the city of Osnabrück. In 1789, the Johannissteine were first recorded on a map as "Johannes Steine". On September 29, 2016, the Johannissteine were officially incorporated into the Piesberg circular hiking trail. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannissteine_(Osnabr%C3%BCck)

That doesn't look quite right to me anymore. Cycling, yes - but SUCH jumps - more for the younger ones.

It's probably a natural rock formation after all. Inscriptions found turned out to be forgeries.

Great weather, great view

The Bikepark Piesberg belongs to the Turn- und Sportverein Bramsche e.V. and offers a wide range of different MTB courses for beginners, advanced and professionals. Here you will find "Freeride Trails", "North Shores", "Dirt Jumps" to technical "Downhill" passages. Almost all obstacles can also be bypassed via "chicken ways". Unlike in the past, TUS Bramsche no longer offers day memberships. You have to be a member to use the park. There is a free car park below the bike park at Osnabrücker Str. 96, which is easy to find on the left side of the mountain on the way out of town.

Here the hearts of mountain bikers beat faster.