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When you come out of the town: At the entrance to the Meyerhof in Oestringen, to the left are the meadows up to the Nette. On the right side it climbs quite steeply, somewhere along the way you will see the ruins of the Wittekindsburg.

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The anglers sit on the south side of the bridge. The Dümmer circular route also divides on this side for pedestrians and cyclists. Pedestrians can take the beautiful trail closer to the lake by the reeds, cyclists can ride along the edge canal on a paved path. There are always many birds congregating on the edge canal.

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Countless hikers and cyclists meet here on weekends and public holidays. Therefore, folks: drive carefully and prudently, so that those on Shank's pony don't lose the joy of hiking. We don't have to break any speed records on these trails. Shift down and admire the impressive bird life.

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The Nettetal to Rulle is passable without any effort and is beautiful.

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Very pleasant section through quiet and rustic nature along the beautiful Nette.

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beautiful section of road through the valley between Forellenhof and Mühle Knollmeyer

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Always nice in the Nettetal on the nice long.

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Nice circuit, but no cycling allowed on weekends.

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The Nettetal is very beautiful. Here you can switch off very well.

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A beautiful old town. The town hall of the Westphalian Peace is certainly one of the highlights.

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At Knollmeyer there is always something going on when the weather is nice.

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The moor is diverse - and this is how the moor paddling in the Neustädter Moor nature reserve is designed. You walk over natural moorland, on wood chippings, over bridges and the moor trail - a wooden path based on the tried and tested Swedish principle.

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In addition to the town hall and cathedral, the old town of Osnabrück is the heart of Osnabrück. Small shops and rustic restaurants invite you to take a stroll.

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Even if I lost a battery for the camera while taking photos here in the tall grass, I can only say: the view of the Hunte from this bridge is wonderful. On the way along the Dümmer, it is worth taking this highlight with you.

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Beautiful, quiet section of the trail at the northern tip of the Dümmer. From here there is a beautiful view over the entire lake. On the west side, the path leads partly through a shady forest.

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The bridge over the Hunte forms the border between today's districts of Osnabrück and Diepholz. The Hunte is pretty wide here. It flows slowly towards the dumber. The moor meadows are still in the Osnabrück district at the tributary of the Hunte into the Dümmer. It's just beautiful here. The sounds of birds everywhere.

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A great landscape with animals, water, forests ...

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The Dümmer, also known as Dümmer See on official signs, is a 12.4 km² large and up to 1.4 m deep lake in the west of the north German lowlands in the Lower Saxony district of Diepholz. It lies in the triangle between the spots and cities of Lemförde, Damme and Diepholz and is traversed by the Hunte.

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Tracking down secret birds. In autumn you have a good chance of discovering the otherwise secretly living bearded tits on the Dümmer (see map). Now they stay in small flocks of sometimes 20 birds in the reed beds, flying back and forth, dropping into the reed bed again and again to collect the seeds on the waving stalks or the now numerous spiders.

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The diverse Hunte River rises in the Wiehen Hills, flows through Lake Dümmer, passes through the Wildeshausen Geest Nature Park towards Oldenburg, and empties into the Weser River northwest of Bremen. It flows through a hilly landscape shaped by the Ice Age: pine and oak forests provide shade for canoeists on the water; heathlands and sandy beaches, fields and lush meadows border the romantic river scenery. One of the most exciting ways to experience the charm of these landscapes is by canoeing.

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