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A very beautiful circular trail of just over 11 km. I highly recommend it and will definitely hike it again sometime.

A nice place for a little break 🙂

@Christ, really? My 5-year-old daughter skied there without any problems, what's the problem, why shouldn't it be allowed? At the end there are 2 great runs!!!

At this point, the Kateekerpatt runs through the Ostertannen, a former heath and sand dune area covered in pine trees. Further information can be found at: https://www.huemmling.de/erleben/gehenswerts/details?tx_neustadestinationdatapoi_poidetail%5Bpoi%5D=5539&cHash=f9cfb9930ced01884ff57445229e30cf

You have to be careful not to accidentally walk past the farm garden. Because it is surrounded by hedges, it is easy to miss. Further information at https://www.emsland.com/urlaub/gehenswertes/details/bauerngarten-lorup

History in stone and wood and bronze Where the 100-year-old homestead stands today, there has been a farmstead for at least 1,000 years that belonged to the Krull family between 1749 and 1982 - a good place to preserve the village's history. Many volunteers worked on the restoration of the historic building, which today serves the village community as a meeting place, an exhibition center and a festival site for local evenings.

The neo-Gothic church was completed in 1897. The construction time was only two years. Inside you will find a baptismal font from the 13th century and a sandstone slab on the outer choir wall can be assigned to the St. John's Monastery that used to stand at this location.

The farm garden in Lorup invites you to stroll between many berry bushes Directly behind the town hall in Lorup is a farm garden with an attached orchard. The area is the former garden of the hospital and later retirement home in Lorup. The first section of the hospital was built in 1934. The property was donated by members of the Catholic parish of Lorup. The sick were cared for by Thuiner sisters who had been working in nursing in Lorup since 1913. After the building was expanded in 1958, the hospital was operated until 1972 and then converted into a retirement home, still under the management of the Thuin Sisters. At the end of 1995, operations at the nursing home were discontinued. In the summer of 1996, the Lorup community acquired the empty building and the main part of the property from the Catholic parish. After extensive renovation work, today's town hall was used as the seat of the municipal administration in the spring of 1998. Today's farm garden was prepared in 2009 as part of a LEADER project. The paths invite you to stroll between many berry bushes, which you can also enjoy snacking on.