위바흐-팔렌베르그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

This isn't meant to be an African hut; it's a Stone Age house built by children in two stages during their summer holidays. The children immortalized themselves with their hands in the clay on the outer wall. This must have been around 2010.

The birdwatching hut on the Brunssummerheide is a sheltered observation area in the heart of the nature reserve, specially designed to observe birds and other animals in their natural habitat without disturbing them. From the hut, you have views of heathlands, fens, and forest edges, making it an excellent spot for birdwatchers, photographers, and nature lovers. Due to the recent fire in parts of the heathland, the hut now also offers views of recovering and partially charred areas, creating a unique, sometimes dramatic, sight. The combination of tranquility, nature, and the opportunity to observe hidden life makes the birdwatching hut an atmospheric and educational destination in the Brunssummerheide.

You get nice, toned legs. Walking on the sand💪

In a competition in 2018, the citizens of the western tip region were asked to submit their personal lucky places, including a small reason why this place is so special. These insider tips could be of a scenic, spiritual, child-friendly or cultural nature. A jury then selected 40 lucky places from the submissions (10 per western tip municipality), which were presented on the day of luck on March 20, 2019. Since then, the places have been marked with information boards and a flyer with a map of the lucky places (including the nodes in the district of Heinsberg) is available free of charge at various contact points in the western tip region. Project duration: 2018 - 2019 Total costs: €29,709.81 VITAL.NRW funds: €18,464.07 Note: all lucky places are equipped with seating https://westzipfel-interaktiv.de/projekte/gluecksorte/ Under SLIPPING HEIGHT: Anyone who perceives the Selfkantdom, the church of St. Gangolf on the Burgberg in Heinsberg, as high, is surprised that they are practically looking down on it from the Glücksplatz. The village beautification association Schleiden-Schafhausen has set up this shelter on the Schleidenerhöhe so that you can rest in peace and enjoy the beautiful view, even if you are no longer so good on foot. As far as Schafhausen, such huts are to be built at a distance of 500m from each other, an incentive even for inexperienced hikers or families with small children to set out on the (hiking) trail.

Beautiful rest area with a hut. Due to vandalism, it now has a fence around it. July 2025.

It's nice to take a break there.

The Gillrather Bruch rest area invites you to take a break. It is off the road, is very well maintained and has a solid refuge. It is located on the Gillrather Kapellenweg and invites you to linger about halfway.

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