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Not far from the Nette river, you can hike through a magnificent deciduous forest. Accompanied by the gentle babbling of the water, you can find perfect peace and quiet here.

Besides the Hase shaft, another mine shaft existed in the north of the Piesberg – the Stüve shaft. The coal mined there was transported underground, through the 1.5-kilometer-long Hase tunnel, by horses to the colliery railway station located to the south. The building, the remains of which have been restored, housed a water pumping machine that lifted the mine water flowing in from below.

The historic cemeteries in Osnabrück, Hasefriedhof and Johannisfriedhof, were established in 1808. Their graves and monuments are unique testaments to Osnabrück's city history. Ecologically, Hasefriedhof and Johannisfriedhof are important for climate, air quality, and species conservation.

The Hase Cemetery was established in 1808, when King Jérome Bonaparte banned inner-city burials. As the cemetery has been expanded over time, there are also stone boundaries within the grounds. The moss- and grass-covered rubble stone walls give the Hase Cemetery a special atmosphere today.

The Nettetal is always beautiful for a walk, a hike or a jog.

A beautiful path through the idyllic Nettetal.

Great view

Shaded parking is reserved for residents; please do not park directly on Grubenweg. There is plenty of space behind it for visitors! Trash cans are available in the parking lot; please do not dispose of bottles or trash in the forest! Sturdy footwear is recommended, and dogs should be kept on a leash to protect wildlife! The parking lot and the hiking trails are not lit.