The Furlbach Valley also offers ideal living conditions for birdlife. Black and great spotted woodpeckers, dippers, kingfishers, stock doves, woodcock and grey wagtails can all be spotted. The endangered fish species bullhead and brook lamprey, as well as brown trout, green frogs and common toads enjoy the good water quality. Rare dragonflies such as the peat mosaic dragonfly and the moss dragonfly live in the moors in the Furlbach valley.
The best way to explore the Furlbach valley is via the "Romantic Furlbach Valley" circular hiking trail, which has been awarded a blue kingfisher. If you want to extend the trail, use the signpost with the colored kingfisher, which means you are on the "Furlbachpfad".
On a small wooden bridge, just one meter above the water, you will find one of the 18 selfie points SHS. This gives you the opportunity to get to know the city and create a great memory: Stand on it, smile, take a photo and share it!
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The best way to reach Furbachtal by car is via the A33 highway, taking the Stukenbrock-Senne exit. Then turn right onto Paderborner Straße and after about 2.1 km turn onto Am Furlbach, after 1.7 km turn left onto Mittweg. There is a parking lot next to the Furlbachtal.
The SHS 1 cycle path and the Romantisches Furlbachtal hiking trail pass by here.
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