Swaddled Gatt

Name: Swaddled Gatt
Address: Vreden, Borken, 48691, Deutschland
Telephone: +49 (0) 25 64 98 99 199

48691 Vreden

Nature reserve/natural monument

Schwatte Gatt is a nature reserve. The name means something like "black hole". However, the visit is as magical as it is mystical. The area is characterised by moorland vegetation, tranquil lakes and wet heaths rich in peat moss. It is here that the Schwatte Gatt is transformed into a marvellous sea of flowers every spring.

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Swaddled Gatt

48691 Vreden

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Ideal for hiking
The area has been a designated nature reserve since 1958 and is part of the NATURA 2000 network. In the Schwattet Gatt nature reserve, there are hiking trails of various lengths that lead visitors through the diverse landscape, including a water lily pond and the wet heath.

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Admission
Free admission: 0 €

Direction

Journey
Arrival by car:
Coming from the B70
Approx. 7 kilometres north of the centre of Vreden, turn off onto Lünten Sand
There is a car park for hikers at the destination
Travelling by bus and train:
From Vreden bus station, take bus B3 to the "Lünten, Lehmstegge" stop.
Continue on foot. Approx. 1.4 kilometres to the destination.