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Kalwes

Nature's Gem in Querenburg's Heart

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Bochum: First Steps10 pts

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Rising 158.8 meters above sea level, Kalwes in southeastern Bochum presents a captivating natural setting. Planned as a 35-hectare nature reserve, the area features the beech-dominated Klosterbusch forest and holly plants. The Kalwesbach stream flows through here, joining the Lottenbach and adding vibrancy to the landscape.

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The name 'Kalwes' is derived from 'Kalbweide'.

Quick Facts

Elevation: 158.8 m

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Guided Story

Here, the Kalwes rises to 158.8 meters above sea level, a notable peak in the southeastern part of Bochum. You're standing in an area planned to become a 35-hectare nature reserve. Look around and you'll find the Klosterbusch, a forest dominated by majestic beech trees with a sprinkle of holly plants. Nearby, you can hear the gentle flow of the Kalwesbach stream, which continues its journey to join the Lottenbach. This stream brings a special vibrancy to the area. To the west, just a short distance away, lies the Botanical Garden, providing another layer of natural beauty to this remarkable setting.