エムスラントの絶景の山頂・トップ19

Great trails there, fun to ride.

It's incredibly cool there, beautiful in nature, and the trails are really fun to ride, especially downhill.

Beautiful hike with great views

The climb from Iburger Straße to the radio relay station is paved and also doable by road bike. StatsHunters can also earn a tile here. Here you climb the highest elevation in the central part of the Teutoburg Forest and can enjoy beautiful views on the way to the summit (approx. 309 m). Some large patches in the asphalt require special caution on the descent.

The first section runs along a quiet country road surrounded by vineyards. After crossing the L96, the second section begins on a forest path that is car-free but has a poorer surface. Caution is advised, especially when descending. There are some beautiful views along the way. The route ends at the fence of the transmission tower.

In Lingen, the Baccumer Berg is 63 m high, 1 m higher than the Wellberg at 62 m. The Baccumer Mill is located at the highest point of the Baccumer Berg.

What's the point of the personal comment ""We passed here on the Ems cycle path in 2016 when a wind turbine burned down in Renkenberge at exactly that moment😮"" and who cares where you're coming from. Post the nonsense on Instagram By the way, if you supposedly cycled along the Ems cycle path here, then you were wrong. I've cycled it too, if you want to see the route so you don't get lost https://www.emsradweg.de/emsradweg/allgemeine-informationen/route.php

There is nothing here that deserves to be called a "highlight". A bench like countless others in Emsland and here is the border to the Meppen shooting range. Apart from agricultural land there is "nothing" oh yes, yes, the sign Uhlenberg 24.95 above sea level. I keep asking myself what such comments mean "We passed here on the Ems cycle path in 2016 when a wind turbine in Renkenberge burned down at exactly that moment😮" That's not worth a cent. Reading is educational Share your experiences and tell others how they can best experience this highlight. Do you have any tips on equipment, opening times or the right time to visit? And what should you definitely look out for when you're there?