Emsのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

エムス川から湖沼地帯にどれだけの水が流れ込んでいるかがわかります。

ハウス・ランゲンはエムス川近くにあるかつての騎士の館です。環状の城壁は1000年より前に築かれ、周囲を堀で囲まれた最も古い要塞の一つに数えられます。現在、門楼のみが残っています。すぐ向かいには二連の風車があります。

🌿 Nature Paradise & Bird Eldorado: Steinhorst Basin The Steinhorst Basin is the largest artificially created biotope in North Rhine-Westphalia and a must-see for anyone exploring the Ems region. Whether on foot or by bike, the expansive waterscape offers fascinating insights into nature in every season.

A beautifully landscaped monastery garden that invites visitors to linger. Art lovers will find many sculptures to admire.

The Esterfeld Forest stretches northwest of Meppen and is one of the largest wooded areas in the Emsland region. Covering approximately 1,200 hectares, it features a diverse landscape of pines, spruces, oaks, and birches – a varied terrain that has developed over decades from former heathland. Today, the forest serves not only forestry but, above all, recreation. Walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers will find quiet paths, boggy depressions, and dense rows of trees that are home to deer, foxes, and numerous bird species.

Perfect backdrop for a photo - great view of the water.

The Ems, Northern Germany’s longest river, has its source near Hövelhof.

Great, varied trails and plenty of rest stops. Highly recommended for a hike.