Leave the hectic traffic at the notorious Bailey Bridge and seek peace and quiet. The narrow paths wind through this incredible nature in this unique nature reserve. The entire landscape is purely man-made. First, the canal was dug, then the reed harvest followed. And now it seems as if you are wandering through a primeval forest. Here and there, there are barren tundra areas where reindeer moss is the only vegetation. Near the water, you can even find real carnivorous plants. But don't worry: the sundew only eats insects; hikers are left in peace.