Mumbecker Bach loop from Auewald am Essingholtbach

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Kreis Borken

Rhede

Mumbecker Bach loop from Auewald am Essingholtbach

Moderate

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Mumbecker Bach loop from Auewald am Essingholtbach

02:35

10.2km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Naturpark Hohe Mark - Westmünsterland

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Time Travel Trail Kleine Dingdener Heide

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Interesting display boards in the form of "time windows". Further information at dingdener-heide.com/zeitreise.

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Dingdener Heide Moor Restoration

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Battery cooling for the fur noses. Quite a bit of muddy water ... Not suitable for the dogs to drink.

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Mumbecker Bach

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The Mumbecker Bach has many tributaries and is widely branched. The water from the fields and meadows can partially flow through this.

In Drießens Busch the stream splits into 2 branches.

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View of meadows and wetlands, Naturpark Hohe Mark - Westmünsterland

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Beautiful meadows and paths, varied vegetation and wonderfully quiet! From the viewing platform "Zum Schießstand" you can easily observe the meadow and water birds. It invites you to linger. Here you can "ground yourself and calm down".

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Observation platform "Zum Schießstand" (Dingden Heath)

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Nice viewpoint and break stop

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Dingdener Heide Observation Platform

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Beautiful viewpoint overlooking a stork's nest.

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Water Buffalo in the Dingdener Heide

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Water buffalo are very peaceful and undemanding animals. Here they are used as "landscape caretakers" and ensure that, for example, the ponds and areas in the heath are kept clear and they thus limit the growth of reeds and woody plants. This means that these areas can be used by other animal species, such as frogs, toads and dragonflies, which in turn provide food for birds, such as storks. These areas also provide breeding or resting places for rare bird species, such as curlews and snipes.
The water buffalo on this pasture normally have their "residence" on the Kragemann buffalo farm in Barlo and are only here to "work".

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