Nature Park Diemelsee

 The highest mountains of the Sauerland, wide valleys, forests, brightly blooming high heaths and gentle meadows characterise the nature park DiemelseeCrystal clear streams wind their way to the Diemelsee, a true water paradise. Here you can swim, surf, sail, dive, or simply cast your fishing line in peace. The diversity of birds, fish, and amphibians speaks volumes about the excellent water quality.
 
In the nature park Diemelsee A dense network of excellent hiking trails awaits you. Well-maintained yet unspoiled, they lead through unique landscapes such as the high heaths and to beautiful vantage points with fantastic views.
 
Beautiful historic town centres with half-timbered and stone gabled houses, churches and city walls are in the Hanseatic cities Korbach, Brilon, and Marsberg. Cultural and historical sites tell of times past. The numerous well-preserved Romanesque churches in the nature park are remarkable. Diemelsee.
 
The nature park also has a lot to offer geologically. The globally significant rock and fossil deposits "Korbacher SpalteThe "Adorf Cliff," Germany's richest gold deposit, and the "Adorf Cliff," as well as interesting visitor mines, provide fascinating insights into the Earth's history. Interesting nature trails and museums vividly convey valuable information about nature, geology, and the past.