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The pool has hardly any water left it is very dry

The Ems, Northern Germany’s longest river, has its source near Hövelhof.

This is where the Jordan River originates. But don't confuse it with the river in the Middle East.

Overview of Sennebäche

it looks like a cemetery

The Ems rises here from several small springs.

Here you not only have the opportunity to experience the Senner horses directly on the path, but you can also find out more about them on an information board.

The Ems Information Center marks the starting point of the popular Ems Cycle Path, which runs approximately 385 km from Hövelhof in the Senne River to Emden on the North Sea. The exhibition aims to inspire anticipation of the beautiful landscapes cyclists will traverse along the Ems River, and the multitude of sights that are worth getting off their bikes for. Visitors receive information about the tourist attractions and experience the highlights along the Ems River before embarking on a trip. The information center vividly describes the Ems' source region, particularly the Ems's unique characteristics as seepage springs, which flow continuously throughout the year. Visitors can experience the Ems itself in a model or accompany a ship from the famous Meyer shipyard in Papenburg through the Ems barrage toward the North Sea.