シャペン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Always a popular destination

Nice, clean campsite. Very well maintained.

There is currently a diversion

This section is currently partially closed due to the new construction of the lock.

Short breaks with a bathing lake and lots of nature or a relaxing camping holiday

Nice bike path, always something new

General information about the Dortmund-Ems Canal (DEK) and the DEK Cycle Path The DEK runs between Dortmund's city harbor and Papenburg through the federal states of North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony, passing the "Henrichenburg" ship lift and the larger cities of Münster, Rheine, Lingen, and Meppen. It was opened in 1899 and is approximately 225 kilometers long. The elevation gain is approximately 70 meters, and there are three river crossings – the Lippe, Stever, and Ems. The canal can be crossed via numerous bridges. Rest areas and small city harbors are always found along the canal. The Dortmund-Ems Canal Cycle Path runs mostly directly along the canal, or later along the Ems, and is approximately 350 kilometers long. It connects the Ruhr region with the North Sea coast (Emden) and was opened in 1999. Along the canal, the route is almost flat, with a few interruptions, such as power plants. The trail is mostly gravel and partially paved, making it easy to navigate even in rainy weather. Thanks to the numerous stopping points and overnight accommodations, it's ideal for both day and multi-day hikes.

Beautiful lake: created from the excavated sand that was needed for dumping on the motorway. What you can do with holes in the ground.