햄‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪18‬개의 호수

아름다운 문화 경관을 갖춘 훌륭한 지역입니다.

The Tibaum Nature Reserve encompasses the westernmost section of the Lippe floodplain in the city of Hamm, North Rhine-Westphalia. The approximately 99.2-hectare area was declared a nature reserve in 1988 under the code number HAM-006. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturschutzgebiet_Tibaum

The two ponds with paths (the northern one is Dr. Johannes Kroker Weg, south of the Higher Regional Court (OLG) in Hamm) are popularly known as Ahsepark and OLG Park. As of March 6, 2024, the OLG Park was upgraded with five fitness machines for legs, shoulders, and abdominal muscles. The machines were installed on the eastern bank of the pond. https://hammwiki.info/wiki/Ahsepark

Paths and information. The area, directly on the canal, is also suitable for walks

The "mirror of the sky" is the (very overgrown and easy to miss) pond on top of the slag heap. The fact that it is not a highlight in itself can be seen from the pictures, which almost all show something else, and the comments, which write about something else. It's a shame - the idea of a pond up here is good - but unfortunately it doesn't work

Directly behind the Werne power plant, the nature reserve on the Lippe is home to many protected bird species

A beautiful nature reserve where you can even see cormorants.

Junction-related signage A junction-related signage (also known as a junction system) helps cyclists plan their tours and originally comes from Belgium. The so-called Fietsrouten network was created in Belgian Limburg in 1995, after which it quickly expanded throughout Flanders and cross-border to the Netherlands and later to Germany and Wallonia. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knotenpunkt relate_Wegweisung In today's "digitized world", I think this information system is more than overdue.