8 places in Wachtendonk
Near-natural river meadows along the Niers, plus the historic Caenheide parkland with exotic trees and rare bird species.
Forest-rich reserve with pristine spring-fed streams, linking the Krickenbecker Seen lakes to the middle Niers valley.
Small river in the Lower Rhine region that lent its name to the Maas-Schwalm-Nette Nature Park and the town of Nettetal before joining the Niers.
A 116 km river rising near Erkelenz that crosses from Germany into the Netherlands to join the Meuse as a right tributary.
A spring-fed stream named after a former Roman camp where a horse-changing station operated between the 1st and 4th centuries.
A roughly two-kilometre spring-fed stream in the Wankum Heath, home to protected river lamprey and stone loach — plus traces of a Roman waystation.
A roughly 35-hectare protected area south of Wachtendonk, bordered on its eastern edge by the Niers river.
A public boat landing on Moorenstraße in Wachtendonk, popular with paddlers: guests say it's easy to spot from the water and well suited for canoes and similar boats.
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