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After the peat bog was extracted in the 1960s, the Dutch Forestry Commission began the renaturation of what is now the Bargerveen nature reserve. Today, due to its exceptional diversity of flora and fauna, it enjoys special protection as a European bird sanctuary and an important wetland. You can explore the area on approximately 30 kilometers of hiking trails, enjoy panoramic views of the bog from the observation hill and tower, or experience the unique landscape on guided tours and accessible rides on the Veenland Express train.

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Emlichheim and the surrounding area along the Vechte river offer many impressions.

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Many seating options inside and outside

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Bootanlegestelle an der Vechtebrücke.

Very beautiful to see the river

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Great views of the landscape with a well-developed cycle path.

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nice to see how the Ems meanders there

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You should watch it!!!

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This beautiful view can be seen between Dalum and Geeste.

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Land under water, wet feet included!!!It was deeper than expected, if you should go there, be careful it is deeper than it looks!!!

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Beautiful forest roads, lots to see here

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When the weather is good, it's quite crowded, especially on the weekends.

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The Ems rises in the east of the Bay of Westphalia, then flows through the North German plain in Lower Saxony and, after a total of 371 km, flows into the Dollart (North Sea) near Emden. The size of the total catchment area of the Ems is approx. 18,000 km². Source: https://www.flussbereich.nrw.de/die-flussgebietsunit-ems-161#:~:text=Die%20Ems%20entspringt%20im%20Osten,18.000%20km%C2%B2.

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Museum piece deep pump drive for oil production in Emsland

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Here the wheel rolls really well when the wind is right.

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Simply pay with your mobile, contactless, and that in Germany

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Ideal break station at the Geeste reservoir!

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You can also drive around the lake very well

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Great bike paths in beautiful nature

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Along the well-developed bike path you will find signs (also in German) about the houses that stood on the Laardijk until about the middle of the last century and their inhabitants, some with photos.

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