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Groov’sches Loch

A Natural Haven in Reuschenberger Woods

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Groov’sches Loch is a captivating wetland in Neuss, transformed from an old clay pit. Its willow forest provides a habitat for fish, birds, and amphibians. This unique ecosystem is fed by water from the Obererft.

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A sluice regulates the water inflow from the Obererft.

Guided Story

Standing here, you're witnessing a unique transformation of nature. What used to be an old clay pit has become the Groov’sches Loch, a wetland teeming with life. This area, with its willow forest, provides a vital habitat for fish, birds, and amphibians. The water that nurtures this ecosystem comes from the Obererft, controlled carefully by a sluice. Take a moment to observe the tranquility and the vibrant natural life that thrives in this hidden corner near the Reuschenberger Busch.