Lingen

After you get off the train with your bike in Lingen, this round trip takes you south. At a good 41 kilometers, it is one of the shorter star tours and runs mostly along well-paved paths.



From the train station, you first roll through the Laxten district out into the fields around Lingen. You follow the

As the name suggests, the focus of this cycle route is on water, forest and shifting dunes. From Lingen train station, you will cycle for a good 39 kilometers, first on one side of the Ems and then on the other, through the southern Emsland.



First, you cycle on natural, well-developed routes through the

Shady forests, flowering meadows and fields, rustic, well-kept farms and in the middle of it all the picturesque river landscape of the Ems: Southern Emsland offers the ideal conditions for a varied and somewhat longer bike tour.



At 157 kilometers, the Southern Emsland circuit is the longest of the star

The expansive landscape and the tranquility of nature offer you a perfect backdrop on this star trip to leave the stress of everyday life behind you and recharge your batteries. The starting point is the Lingen train station - which you will also return to at the end of the tour.



From Lingen, this 68

If you want to explore the natural and water landscape around Lingen, then this 40-kilometer-long circular tour is just right for you. Starting from the city center of Lingen, you will go to the Dieksee, the Brögberner Teiche and also the Geeste reservoir.



In summer, the Dieksee with its small sandy beach

In the footsteps of the Kornbrenner, this tour takes you to the oldest town in Emsland - Haselünne. From the Lingen train station you follow the Dortmund-Ems Canal for a good eight kilometers and then cycle via Bawinkel into the Hase lowlands.



Wet meadows, hundreds of birds and the naturally flowing hare

This route is an extension of the Emspiraten Route 1 and is one of the longest star bike rides at almost 81 kilometers. You start the tour in the opposite direction from Lingen train station, heading west to Nordlohne and from there through the Ems floodplains to the Geeste reservoir in the north of

Water is the most important element of the Emsland - and you have plenty of it on this tour. In the north of Lingen you can go to rivers and lakes, so pack your bathing suit.



The 48-kilometer tour starts at the train station in Lingen. From there it goes via the district of Laxten out of the city in the

You can experience relaxed 50 kilometers on the finest cycle paths on the Schreckensteiner route to the Wietmarscher Moor. You don't have to worry about food during the bike tour either.



From the Lingen train station, head north first through the Wacholderheide, where you can descend briefly and explore

The robber chief Machurius apparently didn't quite make it to the afterlife over 600 years ago: According to legend, his ghost is still causing mischief in Lohner Sand. Machurius is therefore the namesake of the following tour, which takes you to Lohner Sand.



First, you set off from Lingen train station