엥덴 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Oortlöödiek runs straight for almost 3 km toward Nordhorn Range, the Bundeswehr training area. The gravel road "Giesemaate" connects it to the Boerschupper Diek.

The Vechtewehr can be crossed, so that in addition to the Tillenberge nature reserve, Brandlecht can also be easily integrated into a tour

You don't see great scenery and juniper trees on every corner.

Here is a nice description of the heathland that can then be seen.

A completely different heath than expected. The juniper heath in the Tillenberge nature reserve offers a very pleasant sandy and barren heath landscape. Here the focus is not on the heather but rather on the grasslands with the juniper trees. Sheep keep the landscape free of excessive tree growth. Very impressive and worth a stop 👍

A completely different heath than expected. The juniper heath in the Tillenberge nature reserve offers a very pleasant sandy and barren heath landscape. Here the focus is not on the heather but rather on the grasslands with the juniper trees. Sheep keep the landscape free of excessive tree growth. Very impressive and worth a stop 👍

In the Middle Ages, the village was separated from the Nordhorn parish and became a church village itself. The first church, a daughter church of Nordhorn, was under the patronage of Saint Christopher. Perhaps a wooden church building was initially built, but the current building, the Evangelical Reformed Church, dates from around 1450 and is typical of the area: a nave built on a hill on the left bank of the Vechte in simple Gothic style from Bentheim sandstone with a defensive-looking west tower, which dates from 1505 according to an inscription. Info stolen from: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandlecht

Evangelical Church in Brandlecht.