에슈바일러‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Wurm River, largely in its natural state, exhibits an impressive flow dynamic that is unparalleled nationwide. Driven by the force of the flowing water, the river's course is constantly changing, creating new channels, gravel bars, eroding banks, abandoned riverbeds, and new floodplain forests. The abundance of food in the Wurm's gravel and sand deposits makes the river particularly attractive to certain, sometimes rare, bird species. For example, the rare kingfisher finds ideal nesting opportunities in the eroded banks of the Wurm. Beavers have also returned to the Wurm in recent years.

Beautiful to see how the river meanders through the landscape.

At least today the water didn't look particularly good. While other lakes, ponds and rivers are clear, the Orchelsweiher is filled with brown water.

A narrow path leads here parallel to the course of the river.

A beautiful natural area of the Wurm.

Idyllic small lake in the forest that invites you to take a break in the great outdoors.

The nature reserve of Schlangenberg with the absolute highlight, "the calamine violet" cannot be told in just a few words, I can only recommend everyone who is interested to visit at least one of these websites https://www.natur-erleben-nrw.de/natura-2000/regionen-und-areas-in-nrw/details/ Schlangenberg/ https://www.naturpark-schaetze.de/naturschaetze/ Schlangenberg/

<< Beaver area on the Wehebach >> "... The beaver path runs along hiking trail 44 (Hemingway Trail) and is approx. 6 km long with inclines and inclines and as a circular path for wheelchair users is not completely barrier-free. Wheelchair users and families with prams can hike from the Glockenofen car park to the beaver area and should then take the same route back to the Glockenofen car park. This route has a gradient on the way there and a gradient of more than 6% on the way back, but is paved throughout. ... " https://der-eifelyeti.de/2017/02/22/biberpfad-in-huertgenwald/