The Düffel landscape is an area of around 10,000 hectares in the border area between Germany and the Netherlands.
The nature reserve on the German side with the areas Düffel, Kellener Altrhein and Flussmarschen is located in the cultural landscape on the left bank of the Rhine between Kleve and Nijmegen and is characterized by meadows and pastures, which are criss-crossed by numerous drainage ditches.
The almost 4000 hectare protected area is home to numerous birds and in the winter months, thousands of wild geese graze on the meadows of the duffel. The extremely flat landscapes with numerous meadows and hedges as well as pollard willows and rows of poplars are characteristic of the Dueffel. A network of cycling and hiking trails leads through the area. There are also bridle paths.
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Nature Reserve Düffel
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Tip: In the winter months, thousands of wild geese graze on the meadows
Hiking Paths : A network of cycling and hiking trails leads through the area. There are also bridle paths.
Natural Sites in the Lower Rhine region:
Nature Reserve Düffel
Location: Lower Rhine
This map shows natural sites and reserves in the region of the Lower Rhine. These offers different hiking paths.
Natural Sites
The region of the Lower Rhine offers a variety of opportunities to make leisure time entertaining, cultural or sporty.
