About Joe
363 km
86:47 h
Recent Activity
- CordiAugust 27, 2025
The Butterfly Trail is actually 3.5 km long, not a circular route, so you have to return. Since it was very hot and there was hardly any shade, we took the return route through Willebadessen halfway through. It's definitely worth walking the entire trail. The view alone is beautiful.
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- CordiAugust 20, 2025
Beautiful wetlands, usually with plenty of water in ditches and streams. But there hasn't been enough rain. The forest paths are very beautiful. The heathlands are in full bloom. The area is worth exploring.
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- CordiJuly 4, 2025
This trail is perfect for butterfly lovers. It's a beautiful walk along the Ems River. A butterfly meadow teeming with species: butterflies, bees, bumblebees, grasshoppers, ladybugs, and much more.
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- CordiJune 19, 2025
A very nice route. A varied route with beautiful views. Recommended for sunny and hot weather. Only a short stretch without shade. There are numerous orchids; you just have to look closely. We really enjoyed it again.
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- CordiJune 13, 2025
Always beautiful on the Ems. The trip was once again very beautiful and provided us with many new pictures.
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- CordiApril 30, 2025
A very beautiful stretch of the Ems. Along the Hessel River and through a bit of forest. Finally, fields and the Ems again. Very nice loop.
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- CordiApril 28, 2025
Recker Moor is always a beautiful walk. You see a lot and discover something new every time.
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- CordiApril 28, 2025
A very nice walk. It's a comfortable one. At the end, you can stop at the Ewige Liebe restaurant. They have a lovely terrace with a view of the lake.
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Now we know where our beloved Ems River originates. The Moosheide is a very beautiful area. Lovely sandy paths through heathland. It's hard to believe how the Ems River emerges from this small trickle.
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