The Bega between Barntrup and Lemgo is a very natural watercourse with wet meadows and remnants of alluvial forest. 494 hectares have been designated as a nature reserve and FFH area to preserve this habitat. The clean, oxygen-rich water is home to many fish, especially brown trout. In addition to the dipper, the kingfisher can also be observed. The banded damselfly and the shiny metallic blue-winged damselfly can be spotted on the banks in summer. (Text: Bernd Mühlenmeier)
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Accessible all year round. Please observe the rules of conduct for nature reserves and stay on the paths.
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Entrance Free
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The stream can be reached on foot in many places.
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Lippe Tourism & Marketing GmbH
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