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Jugendburg Gemen – Der AA Radweg Runde von Südlohn

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Jugendburg Gemen – Der AA Radweg Runde von Südlohn

Pia and Marco planned a bike ride

August 18, 2022

Jugendburg Gemen – Der AA Radweg Runde von Südlohn

Hard

05:02

75.1km

14.9km/h

230m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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12.9 km

Gemen Youth Castle

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It can be assumed that Gemen Castle was built as a motte in the 9th or 10th century. The first documentary mention was made in 1274. Today's palace complex is a successor to this first castle.

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19.0 km

Fish ladder at Pröbsting Lake

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Located directly on the bike path. Several multilingual information boards (NL / DE) for information. Benches and tables in the immediate vicinity invite you to take a break.

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19.4 km

The leisure and recreation lake with the more than 100,000 square meter large Pröbstingsee offers many possibilities: pedal boats, paddle boats and rowing boats, climbing forest, mini golf, playgrounds, bathing lake and much more.

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22.2 km

Bocholter Aa Cycle Path

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From Borken to Bocholt always on the Aa long. Well maybe not all the time but what's on the Aa long is very nice location and great to learn. Attention, …

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25.2 km

Cycle Path Along the Aa River

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Here is the Geometerpfad, a museum about land surveying yesterday and today.

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41.7 km

Hydropower screw and fish ladder on the Bocholter Aa

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Here you can take a nice break right by the Aa river. Next to the fish ladder, there's a path down to a small promontory where dogs can easily get into the water – which is frequently used.

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