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Viewpoint at Reeser Meer – Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel loop from Sonsfeldsche Bruch, Hagener Meer und Duene

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Viewpoint at Reeser Meer – Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel loop from Sonsfeldsche Bruch, Hagener Meer und Duene

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Viewpoint at Reeser Meer – Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel loop from Sonsfeldsche Bruch, Hagener Meer und Duene

03:18

13.1km

10m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Sonsfeldsche Bruch, Hagener Meer und Duene

Haffensche Landwehr - Sonsfeldsche Weiden

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Bus stop

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3.30 km

Halderner Forest and Reeser Lake

Highlight • Forest

let your gaze wander

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3.98 km

Viewpoint at Reeser Meer

Highlight • Viewpoint

A beautiful vantage point over the Reeser Meer. Just enjoy it. When there is a bit of wind you can hear the waves crashing. Wonderful.

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4.47 km

Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel

Highlight • Natural

Every year in the fall, the return of wild geese in the Rhine lowlands is repeated, because the animals find here mild temperatures, trouble-free food areas and a rich offer of sleep water. From the beginning of November to the end of February, up to 180,000 Arctic geese - mainly pollinating and seed geese - spend the winter in the area between Duisburg and Nijmegen. In the Düffel alone, between December and January, up to 50,000 of the Nordic guests arrive during the main season. But even rarer species such as white-cheeked geese occasionally mingle with the feather folk. No fewer than 14 species of geese and demergings have been observed in bus excursions over the last few years.

(Https://nrw.nabu.de/natur-und-landschaft/natur-erleben/einrichtungen/station-niederrhein/10317.html)

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4.61 km

Rest area at the roadside shrine with a view of Haffen

Highlight • Rest Area

A nice place to stop in or rest, with views of the surrounding countryside and the harbor.

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5.13 km

Planet Trail Station Neptune

Highlight • Monument

Neptune is a dynamic planet with various large dark spots reminiscent of Jupiter's whirlwind storms. The largest spot, known as the Large Dark Spot, is about the size of the Earth and resembles the Great Red Spot on Jupiter. Voyager spotted a small, irregularly-shaped, east-wandering cloud that flits around Neptune once every 16 hours. This scooter, as it was named, could be a cloud of smoke rising from a lower cloud layer.

Long bright clouds, similar to the cirrus clouds on Earth, were set high in Neptune's atmosphere. In low northern latitudes, Voyager captured images of clouds casting their shadows on low cloud cover.

The strongest winds of all planets were measured on Neptune. Most winds blow westward, contrary to the direction of rotation of the planet. Near the Great Dark Spot, the winds blow up to 2,000 kilometers per hour.

Neptune owns a group of four rings that are flat and very fine. The rings consist of dust particles, which are thought to be the result of impacts of tiny meteorites on Neptune's moons. For earth-based telescopes, the rings only seem to be arcs, but after Voyager 2, the arcs turned out to be bright spots or lumps in the ring system. The exact reason for these bright lumps is unknown.

(Http://solarviews.com/germ/neptune.htm)

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6.72 km

Planet Trail Station 7: Uranus

Highlight • Monument

Characteristic of Uranus is the fact that he is tilted to the side. Its unusual position is explained as the result of a collision with a planet-sized body in the early history of the solar system. Voyager 2 found that the strongest effect of this lateral position is the effect on the tail of the magnetic field of the planet, which is inclined 60 degrees to the axis of rotation. It has been proven that the magnetic tail is twisted by the planet's rotation in a wide corkscrew-like shape behind the planet. The source of the magnetic field is unknown; an electrically conductive ocean of water and ammonia, under enormous pressure, which was supposed to be between the nucleus and the atmosphere, turned out to be nonexistent. The magnetic fields of the Earth and other planets are believed to be induced by electric currents in the molten cores.

(Http://solarviews.com/germ/uranus.htm)

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13.1 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

8.01 km

4.46 km

432 m

159 m

Surfaces

5.67 km

4.95 km

1.85 km

432 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 11 August

29°C

12°C

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Comments

March 19, 2025,Haldern: Laufpark Reeser Meer

The name "Laufpark" (running park) already suggests that the circular path is used intensively. It's primarily for cycling, not running. Pedestrians should keep an eye on the time – on weekends, there's bound to be a lot of hopping and jumping, when e-bikes dominate. Beautiful nature observations are possible early, late, and during the week.

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December 29, 2024,Runde ums Reeser Meer

We absolutely had to get some fresh air today. No matter what the weather is like.
We know the Reeser Meer from bike tours. Today we're going on foot.🚶‍➡️🚶‍♀️‍➡️
Nice round on good paths that are really good even in this weather. 🌧🌬
Since there are no places for a coffee break, we brought it with us ☕️

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Viewpoint at Reeser Meer – Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel loop from Sonsfeldsche Bruch, Hagener Meer und Duene

Halderner Forest and Reeser Lake

Viewpoint at Reeser Meer

Wild Goose Meadow in the Düffel

Rest area at the roadside shrine with a view of Haffen

Planet Trail Station Neptune

Planet Trail Station 7: Uranus

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