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3,789 km
371:34 h
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MB69 went running.
December 11, 2025
00:17
3.03km
5:43/km
10m
20m
October 10, 2025
A very beautiful day 3 on the Emmerweg trail, starting at Schieder Castle. From there, after a good 800 meters, you reach Lake Schieder, where you walk for almost 3.5 kilometers along the right bank to the dam wall on beautiful paths, while the Emmer meanders past the reservoir on the left. The route
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October 9, 2025
Day 2 of the Emmerweg began with a good breakfast and then with today's stage to Schieder. First, I walked through the town center of Nieheim, past the Sack Museum, until, after 4 kilometers, I finally encountered the small Emmer River for the first time. I continued to Steinheim (km 9.6), where I had
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October 8, 2025
To round off the year, I did a short 4-day tour along the Emmer River, which flows into the Weser River near Emmerthal after a good 75 kilometers. Today's starting point was Altenbeken (accessible by regional/commuter train). The first 5 km to the Emmer spring weren't particularly scenic, especially
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MB69 went for a hike.
September 7, 2025
04:17
12.8km
3.0km/h
930m
720m
September 9, 2025
You're wanderers. (:-))
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MB69 went for a hike.
September 2, 2025
02:36
6.01km
2.3km/h
210m
250m
August 10, 2025
The seventh and final stage to Füssen was one of the most beautiful routes, as it was very varied, with ascents and descents and several highlights. After leaving our accommodation in Ehenbichl, we crossed the Lech River again at the airport (via a footbridge) and had breakfast at Susanne's Naschwerk
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October 11, 2025
The fourth and final stage of the Emmerweg was also the longest, at almost 20 kilometers. It began from Bad Pyrmont through the pedestrian zone, through Löwensen, and continued along several kilometers of forest paths to Hämelschenburg Castle at km 13. The route didn't offer many highlights up to that
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