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Unteres Wannebachtal

A hidden wetland gem in Hagen

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Established in 1992, the Lower Wannebach Valley in Hagen features a captivating nature reserve along the Wannebach stream. The stream, reaching up to 3 meters in width, meanders through moist meadows and fallow land, flanked by alder and willow trees. Its numerous tributaries and spring areas add to the unique charm of this protected area.

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A part of the Wannebach stream is up to 3 meters wide.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1992

Guided Story

As you wander through, you might notice the gentle sound of the Wannebach stream winding its way through the landscape. Since its establishment in 1992, the Lower Wannebach Valley has become a valuable sanctuary for nature. Along your path, alder and willow trees line the stream, offering shade and tranquility. Take a look around, and you'll see the moist meadows, a habitat for diverse plants and wildlife. The numerous tributaries and springs add a lively feel to this natural haven. To the east, about 700 meters away, you'll find the Rehberg, another natural attraction in the area. Enjoy the moment in this unique setting.