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No more tree trunk, barrier tape has also been removed!

As of February 2nd, there is a fallen tree lying across the street and the stairs are closed.

Pure nature

A great view into the former quarry can be enjoyed here

A great view into the sand pit can be had here

On the Tönsberg stands the famous windmill stump "Kumsttonne," a landmark of Oerlinghausen that is reminiscent of a large cooking vessel. With a wonderful view in good weather and access via the "Stairway to Heaven," it is ideal for walks and as a starting point for other sights such as the Tönskapelle and the Archaeological Open Air Museum.

After the long descent from Tönsberg you reach a large wooded area of the Teutoburg Forest. A very scenic route.

Large-scale nature conservation project Senne and Teutoburg Forest In the west of Lippe there is a biodiversity hotspot: The Senne and the adjacent Teutoburg Forest, with their characteristic habitats, species and populations, are one of 30 "treasure chests of nature" nationwide. For this reason, in 2003 an area in the vicinity of the Stapel military training area was funded as a large-scale nature conservation project (NGP) with federal and state funds. After the funding phase ended at the end of May 2020, the project was transferred to the sponsorship of the Lippe district. In recent years, the approximately 1,800 hectare project area, which stretches across Oerlinghausen, Augustdorf and Lage to Detmold, has already been carefully transformed. The project employees have secured relics of the traditional natural and cultural landscape and gradually made them accessible to the public. For example, they thinned out the forests and, in the long term, converted them into site-appropriate deciduous forests.