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The Borken Paradise lies south of Meppen in the Emsland district and is one of the region's most scenic nature reserves. It encompasses approximately 160 hectares along an old branch of the Ems River and combines wetlands, riparian forests, and former pastures to create a biodiverse habitat. Characteristic features include old groves of trees, ditches, and open water areas that provide shelter for numerous bird and insect species. Formerly used as pastureland, the area was later renaturalized and is now under strict protection. Perfect for hiking.

The simple footbridge is rarely found on maps. It allows you to cross the Ems River, which rushes beneath your feet. Surrounded by green meadows, the air smells of damp earth. Here you can truly enjoy the peace and quiet!

The Brandspick is located in the Borkener Paradies nature reserve. It is part of an extensive floodplain forest and pasture area surrounded by an old branch of the Ems river. Today, the area is a protected nature reserve. Many animal and plant species find ideal living conditions among the floodplain forest, dry grassland, and small ponds.

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.

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

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The Bourtanger Moor – Veenland Nature Park welcomes you – as the name suggests – with a fascinating moor landscape. The 140-square-kilometer nature park is located in the triangle formed by the districts of Emsland and Grafschaft Bentheim, as well as the Dutch province of Drenthe. Several stations provide vivid information about the special features of the moor – including this one in the Fullener Moor. You'll learn interesting facts about the development of the landscape and how the moor was previously managed. Learn more here: https://nationale-naturlandschaften.de/gebiete/naturpark-bourtanger-moor-bargerveen