드렌슈타인푸르트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 산 정상

A high mast crowns the summit. A large white sail used to be attached here as a wind indicator. In summer, the view is almost non-existent due to the bushes.

Nice little forecourt on gravel rides, street tires are not quite right here

The so-called Nienbrügger Berg was originally a household waste and rubble dump. It was recultivated in 1999 and opened up for local recreation. Some paths are passable, but some are very overgrown. Whether hiking, MTB or Gravel. A climb to the summit plateau is rewarded with a good view. At the north-western foot of the heap there is an information board on the history of the landfill and on the fauna and flora.

Great for a little hill sprint and a reasonably good view. According to the Statistical Yearbook of the City of Hamm 2005, the highest natural elevation in the district area and also in the city of Hamm is 102.0 m above sea level. NN on the Kurricker Berg. In fact, only about 10% of the Kurricker Berg belongs to Bockum-Hövel; the larger part, including the highest elevation, is in Drensteinfurt.

The Nienbrügger Berg is one of the few tailings dumps north of the Lippe in Hamm.

Beautiful path between the fields past wind turbines! In the Sommerbree is a street in the Bockum-Hövel district. It connects Schliekstrasse with Oberholsener Strasse.

always beautiful views

The Windsiegelhalde is one of the 3 heaps of the former Sachsen mine.