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North Rhine-Westphalia

Münster District

Warendorf
Telgte

Ems River at the Emsaue near Telgte

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North Rhine-Westphalia

Münster District

Warendorf
Telgte

Ems River at the Emsaue near Telgte

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Ems River at the Emsaue near Telgte

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    1. Ems Weir at Telgte – Haus Langen loop from Westbevern

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    Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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    March 21, 2021

    The path leads through the Kiebitzpohl farmers in Telgte past the veterinary clinic to the Emshof school farm. Immediately to the right is a dirt road that ends at the Winkhaus company. In between, the view of the Ems, which has been left untouched there, is always revealed. After Telgte there is the possibility to walk directly along the Ems or through the modern and worth seeing Stations of the Cross to the Bernsmeyer House and the Church of St. Clemens.

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      "... The Ems rises in the Moosheide nature reserve near Hövelhof in the Senne and flows into the Dollart after 370 kilometers at Emden. This makes the Ems the shortest river in Germany and yet the Ems and its tributaries cover an area that is so large is like Rhineland-Palatinate.

      The Ems flows around 65 kilometers between Greven and the state border with Lower Saxony through the Steinfurter Land. The river basin up to Rheine is considered to be the upper reaches, then the middle Ems follows to Papenburg in Emsland. The lower Ems is already influenced by the tides of the North Sea. ... "

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      "... The special thing about the Ems: It is a pure lowland river and makes its way almost exclusively through sandy subsoil. The Ems itself transported the sand here when it cleared the material carried by the glaciers during the last ice age and up He piled up sand areas up to 30 kilometers wide and 20 meters thick, in which the current course of the river has dug. The wind blew the sand up in places to form dunes, which accompany the course of the Ems over long stretches. ... "

      Further information about the Ems:

      drei-fluesse.de/ems

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        December 11, 2021

        Dream Path🤩! A machete is only sometimes required during the season of heavy vegetation😉

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          Location: Telgte, Warendorf, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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