Hessel Bridge at the Confluence – Blue Cornflowers Field loop from Versmold

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North Rhine-Westphalia

Kreis Gütersloh

Versmold

Hessel Bridge at the Confluence – Blue Cornflowers Field loop from Versmold

Moderate

4.5

(16)

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Hessel Bridge at the Confluence – Blue Cornflowers Field loop from Versmold

03:24

13.5km

20m

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: September 10, 2026

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Versmolder Bruch

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2.06 km

Observation Platform Versmolder Bruch

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From the observation pulpit you have a wonderful view of the Ziegenbach and the meadow landscape of the Versmolder Bruch. Located in the middle of the nature reserve, a circular …

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3.44 km

Hessel Bridge at the Confluence

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Very nice to linger

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3.47 km

Confluence of Neue Hessel and Alte Hessel

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Beautiful idyllic place at the confluence of the New Hessel and the Old Hessel.

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7.15 km

Wild Geese Observation at Versmolder Bruch Nature Reserve

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Many geese and other birds can be observed on this section of the route.

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8.69 km

Neue Hessel in the Versmolder Bruch nature reserve

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Beautiful and natural stream.

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9.04 km

Blue Cornflowers Field

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9.17 km

Versmolder Bruch Nature Trail – Station 1

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The biotopes form a special habitat for dragonflies, a total of 25 species have already been identified. Three species that are already on the red list in NRW and four …

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9.74 km

Galloway Pasture in NSG Versmolder Bruch

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Galloways

Originally Central Europe was forested with few exceptions. Aurochs and wisent grazed as wind cattle in the clearings. When people settled down and domestic cattle drove into the forests …

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9.97 km