--- title: "NSG Bramschebach- / Nagelsbachtal" url: "https://en.teutoburgerwald.de/region/excursion/poi/nsg-bramschebach-/-nagelsbachtal" description: "Nestled amid the fields lie the wooded side valleys of the Bramschebach Valley, which winds its way through the landscape like a many-legged lindworm. Even today, the banks of the Bramschebach and Nagelsbach streams are lined with many pastures and meadows, mostly in damp areas. In the spring, cuckoo flower and marsh marigold bloom here, followed later by the ragged robin and then the golden-yellow buttercup. Butterflies and other insects feed on the flowers of these plants, which in turn serve as food for amphibians and birds. When they can no longer be farmed, the valuable grassland areas along the stream develop into tall forb communities, overgrown primarily with stinging nettles. However, the goal of nature conservation is to preserve the wet meadows and pastures with their high biodiversity. Local farmers continue to manage many of these areas extensively through regular mowing and careful grazing." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/187424/c490a0f5996f192712b668ae91ca15b4fe1e75e08fae89e4761c00b8340d754f/.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Teutoburg Forest > Discover the region > Excursion > POI" --- Share NSG Bramschebach- / Nagelsbachtal ================================= - Nature trail Ein schmaler, klarer Bach windet sich durch eine grüne, bewaldete Landschaft im Naturschutzgebiet. Weite grüne Wiesen mit vereinzelten Bäumen und einem leuchtend gelben Rapsfeld im Hintergrund. Mündung des Bramschebachs, umgeben von dichtem Grün mit fließendem Wasser über Steine. Ein ruhiger, grüner Fluss mündet in einen offenen, weiten Landschaftsbereich mit vereinzelten Bäumen. Ein kleiner, ruhiger Bach schlängelt sich durch üppiges Grün unter schattenspendenden Bäumen. Grüne Weizenfelder unter bewölktem Himmel mit vereinzelten Bäumen und hügeligem Hintergrund. An exceptionally branched and extensive network of streams with near-natural stream courses, consisting partly of wet and partly of dry grassland. Nestled amid the fields lie the wooded side valleys of the Bramschebach Valley, which winds its way through the landscape like a many-legged lindworm. Even today, the banks of the Bramschebach and Nagelsbach streams are lined with many pastures and meadows, mostly in damp areas. In the spring, cuckoo flower and marsh marigold bloom here, followed later by the ragged robin and then the golden-yellow buttercup. Butterflies and other insects feed on the flowers of these plants, which in turn serve as food for amphibians and birds. When they can no longer be farmed, the valuable grassland areas along the stream develop into tall forb communities, overgrown primarily with stinging nettles. However, the goal of nature conservation is to preserve the wet meadows and pastures with their high biodiversity. Local farmers continue to manage many of these areas extensively through regular mowing and careful grazing. Read more Good to know ------------ Payment methods Entrance Free Nearby ------ View on map - Event - Stage programme - Exhibition - Exhibition - Food & Beverage - Restaurant - Snack bar - Snack bar - Accomodations - Guesthouse - Hotel - Holiday flat - Package - Group Offer/Family Offer - Group Offer/Family Offer - Group Offer/Family Offer - Place of interest - Nature trail - Rest area - Nature trail - Tours 17.14 km - Regional bike tour 31.93 km - Regional bike tour 58.86 km - Regional bike tour Contact Zum Bramschebach 32049 Herford