슈타틀론 최고의 러닝 경로

Dogs can also swim here.

Today there was a kindergarten there again; for the children there is really nothing nicer than playing with nature in the middle of the forest.

The Berkel is a river that rises in Germany, flows through the Achterhoek in the Netherlands and flows into the IJssel at Zutphen. The Rijn en IJssel Water Board is responsible for the management of the Dutch part of the Berkel.

Great route based on the theme of "The Battle of the Lohner Bruch", which took place at this point in 1623. Here station 5 with information board. Station 6 is about 1km away.

Since 2016, the St. Marien day-care center has expanded its range to include a forest group at Bockwinkel (Stadtlohn). The forest group has a total of 10 places for children aged 3 years up to school enrollment.

A contemporary document and a place of remembrance. Located on a small hill. But easy to reach on foot from the bike path...

The Hünenburg is a Carolingian complex from the second half of the eighth century. It is recognizable as a double wall system. All of the walls were accompanied by ditches on the outside, which are still recognizable today as hollows. Overall, the complex is comparatively well preserved. However, no remains of any buildings have survived. However, you should explore the complex on foot as cycling is prohibited within the complex. More here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%BCnenburg_(Stadtlohn)

You drive unsuspectingly through the forest and suddenly you come across a former rampart. Not much to see, but still impressive.