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The Düte rises in the Teutoburg Forest, flows from Georgsmarienhütte through the western part of Osnabrück's city center, and empties into the Hase River in Lotte-Wersen, North Rhine-Westphalia. The Fauna-Flora-Habitat area encompasses a river stretch of approximately 31 kilometers in length in the district and city of Osnabrück. Within the city, the entire river course and some widened areas, with a length of a good 13 kilometers, are part of the Natura 2000 protected area system. In large sections of the urban stretch, the Düte is still characterized by a meandering course. The banks are often still covered with a typical woody cover of alder and ash, or tree and shrub willows. Many sections of the river have a near-natural appearance and are often classified as specially protected biotopes. Nevertheless, significant problems exist from a water hydraulic perspective. In recent decades, significant erosion of the riverbed and banks has occurred, resulting in depressions. As a visible consequence of this erosion, existing woody plants may be threatened by undercutting.

Here on the branch canal, three bridges are very close together: the Eversburg and Glückaufstrasse road bridges, and the pedestrian bridge at the water sports center.

Here, the Düte still looks truly natural, winding its way through the forest. But beware: In heavy rain, it no longer sticks to its bed.

The Düte flows into the Hase near Wersen-Halen in the Steinfurt district at 52 metres above sea level after a distance of approximately 35 km.

In Eversburg, the old Roman Bridge crosses the Alte Hase River as a road bridge. A new bridge for the bicycle path has been built next to it.

The road is well-maintained. Great views over fields, meadows, and forest passages. Be sure to stop at the Augustusschacht Memorial. Admission is free.

A beautiful view over the Goldbach near the Landcafé am Goldbach.

Wonderful to drive without oncoming traffic.