Best river trails in Wesel

Popular loop is in the Hohe Mark-Westmünsterland Nature Park, North Rhine-Westphalia. This varied loop starts at the Auesee parking lot next to the Auestadion in Wesel. The route leads along the western shore of the Auesee, crosses Flüren, and finally reaches the idyllic Diersfordter Wald nature reserve, where the route runs once around the "Schwarzes Wasser" watercourse. Dogs must be kept on a lead in the nature reserve. Highlights of the hike: - Diersfordter Wald nature reserve - Auesee...

Panoramic mountain bike tour in Wesel, North Rhine-Westphalia. This bike tour almost always runs along the Rhine and offers many great views. There is a ferry in Rees and Xanten, so that the route can be shortened as desired. There are refreshment stops along the way. It can also be reached by bus and train. Highlights of the route: - Wonderful natural landscapes with many seascapes - Local flora and fauna - Nice views of the water landscapes

The Diesfordt Forest is very beautiful, well cultivated and ideal for walks. There are many instructive information and boards along the paths. There are wide, well-developed paths in the fenced part of the nature park. As soon as you leave the fenced-in area and get into the more freely accessible part, you can go on narrower paths. The Diesfordter Waldsee is beautifully laid out and is being transformed from a former quarry pond for sand and gravel extraction into a biotope. There you walk...

Scenic tour that mostly leads along the Rhine. The tour starts in Wesel over the dike and leads to Bislich and Rees, always with a view of the Rhine. Shortly after Rees you cross the Rhine for the first time in the direction of Niederdorf, from there to Xanten, where you can marvel at lots of excavations and the Romans that are worth seeing. Slowly it goes back to Wesel again with the ferry over the Rhine and then back along the dike back to the starting point.

Initially run along the banks of the Rhine, but the northern bank of the Rhine is a nature reserve and should not be entered. From the district of Kleve, recognizable by the unrestored dyke road, you can return to the bank. The way back leads through part of the Krähenbusch quarry pond landscape. This keeps you away from the asphalt roads and makes it a little quieter.