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Aper Tief The Aper Tief is a natural river in the municipality of Apen. Coming from the east, it flows through the farming communities of Hengstforde, Vreschen Bokel and Holtgast, from where it merges into the Jümme. Two retention areas were created along the river, which have become a fantastic nature reserve. The connection of the Aper Tief with the Jümme, Leda and Ems as far as the North Sea means that the tides are noticeable in this area with a tidal range of 60 to 120 cm. While hiking or cycling, discover the freshwater mudflats in Hengstforde and the floodplain landscape in Holtgast with its diverse birdlife. Anglers will also find excellent conditions here.

Aper Tief The Aper Tief is a natural river in the municipality of Apen. Coming from the east, it flows through the farming communities of Hengstforde, Vreschen Bokel and Holtgast and then merges into the Jümme. Two retention areas were created along the river, which have become a fantastic nature reserve. The connection of the Aper Tief with the Jümme, Leda and Ems all the way to the North Sea means that the tides in this area are noticeable with a tidal range of 60 to 120 cm. Discover the freshwater mudflats in Hengstforde and the floodplain landscape in Holtgast with its diverse birdlife while hiking or cycling. Anglers will also find excellent conditions here.

You can stay here...for a picnic or something for the little ones to play with and a little story too

A fantastic day trip for the whole family. Fun is guaranteed. Here you can have a great picnic 🧺, learn a lot, and even get the water flowing with plenty of activities using your own muscle power.

The Aper Tief is a small river in the Lower Saxony communities of Apen in the Ammerland district and Detern in the Jümme municipality in the Leer district.

The Aper Tief is a small river in the Lower Saxony municipalities of Apen in the district of Ammerland and Detern in the joint municipality of Jümme in the district of Leer.

It was nice to cycle along here, there is always something to watch left and right 👀.

From the old peat well to the water treatment plant, there's much to discover in the water park. Water is essential and our primary source of life. Hasselt Water Park was established with this in mind, because people only preserve and protect what they know and value. In the 7,000 m², naturally landscaped grounds, the water park offers an overview of the history and technology of water supply. Exhibits and information panels provide information on all topics related to drinking water, making it a sensory experience. From playful elements and historic fountains to a modern water treatment plant, visitors get a sense of how difficult life used to be and how technology has made life much easier for us.