ヴィリッヒのおすすめランニングルート

Nice asphalt for accelerating next to the water tower.

At the beginning of the 19th century, Kaarst became part of world history. Napoleon planned the North Canal. He wanted to connect the Maas with the Rhine.

If you want to experience the Lower Rhine in its most typical and beautiful form, this nature reserve is the right place for you. It is better to visit on weekdays, otherwise it can be quite busy.

Information boards

The Salbruch nature reserve is located in the area of the towns of Tönisvorst, Viersen and Willich in the Viersen district in North Rhine-Westphalia. The approximately 327.35 hectare area, which was declared a nature reserve in 1990, extends north-east of the main town of Viersen. The L 39 state road and the A 61 run to the west, and the L 29 runs to the south. The Niers flows through the area from southeast to northwest. The protection is in place to preserve communities or habitats of certain wild plant and animal species for scientific reasons due to the rarity, special character or outstanding beauty of the area, to preserve and develop the Niers valley area as a broad, flat lowland area including the terrace edges and to preserve the large grassland areas with high natural potential, crossed by ditches and the embanked Niers. In the area, the straightened Niers offers an exciting contrast to the natural standing waters and the surrounding grassland structured by trees. A beautiful floodplain landscape in which Master Adebar and his family also feel at home. Here you can often observe the nests and offspring.

Part of the path runs just a few meters from the A52 - there is no relaxation there.

Dogs must be kept on a leash at the Kaarster See. 🐕

Interesting but also strange construction of the water tower