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You don't expect something like that to happen there...already there

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Fun to drive and easy to roll

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It's worth driving past there...always beautiful there

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Good place for a break and the paths there are great to ride

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Bridge over the canal, easy to drive there

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Nice spot for a break....

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Relaxed trail...you can roll along well

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Should be remembered for a break

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The cycle path is well developed and can be ridden very well

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Very nice view!!!

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You should watch it!!!

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Very nice forest trail!!!

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The Surroundings A Walk along the Ems Just a few steps across the street and you'll find one of Lingen's most beautiful walking paths. It runs directly along the Ems River into the so-called Elberger Schlipse. Here, you'll be far away from the stress of everyday life in just a few minutes. Relaxation for the eyes and ears! If you wish, you can reach Hanekenfähr with its waterfall in about 45 minutes on foot. Activities and Tours by Bike Emsland is ideal for cycling tours of all kinds. Well-developed cycle paths, signposted and mapped tours: cycling enthusiasts are in the right place in Emsland. Cyclists are also very welcome here! Or start your cycling tour from us if you're visiting us for business or other reasons. Emsland Tourist Office provides you with a wealth of information and materials about cycling in Emsland.

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It was my first time in the Emsauenpark by mountain bike and I was completely overwhelmed. The adjacent forest area is also perfect for cycling. All in all, it's really great and worth seeing.

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The 46 km long South-North Canal, which is part of the canal network on the left bank of the Ems, branches off from the Ems-Vechte Canal in Nordhorn and flows into the Haren-Rütenbrock Canal near Rütenbrock. It was navigable until the early 1960s and was used by ships to transport goods (peat) and to drain the moors. The canal, which is still important for drainage, is now well equipped for tourism. With its historic and listed locks and swing bridges, it is extremely popular with cyclists and hikers. Far away from traffic, you can take a relaxing ride along the canal and enjoy the beautiful nature, particularly from Nordhorn to Georgsdorf, on a wonderful cycle path. A section from Lock II to Lock IV is unpaved but easy to navigate. Several shelters invite you to linger.

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Be sure to visit the Nordhorn air/ground shooting range. When they're flying, it's a unique experience!

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Beautiful view from the small bridge

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Beautiful view from the small bridge

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"Little Venice" is a new district of around 18 hectares in the center of Nordhorn and was built on the former premises of the textile factory Ludwig Povel & Co, which went bankrupt in 1979. This modern and densely populated district was completed around 2008 and is also very attractive due to its close proximity to the popular inner city and old town of Nordhorn. Since canal-like waterways run through this new idyllic residential area and it is largely bordered by the Vechte and the Nordhorn-Almelo canal, it is also known as the "Water Town of Povel".

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Old bridge and lock system. Next to it there is a small hut with ice cream and seating for a short rest.

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