CityBuddy
Reestdal Nature Reserve
Beste tid å besøke
Come in May for the godwit courtship displays and marsh orchids, or on a misty summer sunrise when the fog lifts off the flooded fields. Autumn evenings bring long V-shaped flocks of geese peeling overhead.
Budsjettips
Wandering the reserve and its marked walks costs nothing at all. Free parking waits at the visitor center, so the only real expense is a coffee from the farm shop afterward.
Anbefalt for
Birdwatchers, Nature photographers, Slow walkers, Families
Planlegg ditt besøk
Half day
Om
Raske fakta: Den svingete Reest-elven danner en provinsgrense, så den ene bredden tilhører en annen provins enn den andre. Rundt 200 fuglearter er registrert i de oversvømte høyengene og torvmyrene.
Høydepunkter: Ved daggry i mai ruller de boblende, plystrende kallene fra hundrevis av hekkende svarthalespower over de oversvømte engene som et flytende orkester. Følg den gamle hulveien, så passerer du de nummererte Kei-grensesteinene, jernbeslåtte markører som i århundrer har løst provinsielle tvister.
Insidertips
- Wear rubber boots or waterproof shoes in wet months, since the meadow paths flood as the Reest rises.
- Bring binoculars and reach the wooden birdwatching screen before sunrise for the strongest dawn chorus.
- Skip the main dike trail on summer weekends and follow the river bend instead, where the birds feed undisturbed.
- Pack insect repellent from June onward, when mosquitoes swarm the damp reed beds.
Where to Stay in Hardenberg
Selected by City Buddy based on guest reviews and proximity to top attractions
Search all hotels in HardenbergPowered by agoda
Flere attraksjoner i Hardenberg
Alle attraksjoner i Hardenberg →
Most popular itineraries!
Browse trip plans created by other travelers