Ems adventure trail: Moosheide north loop – pure nature in the Teutoburg ForestForest
Ems adventure trail: Moosheide north loop – pure nature in the Teutoburg ForestForest
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With the Ems adventure trail you enter a very special landscape, which is characterized by the Moosheide nature reserve, the Senne and fragrant coniferous forest. It is also the barren, sandy soil that enables the numerous watercourses from the Teutoburg Forest to come to the surface as bubbling springs. Above…
by Teutoburger Wald Urlaubsregion
Last updated: April 1, 2025
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Moosheide
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2.55 km
Highlight • River
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2.84 km
Highlight • Cafe
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2.86 km
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3.38 km
Highlight • Natural
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5.05 km
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3.11 km
1.52 km
400 m
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1.96 km
1.45 km
1.21 km
186 m
128 m
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This route was planned by komoot.
Ems flows from its source 375 km into the North Sea 😎🤩.
Sunday morning with Peter, start around 8:00 a.m. Pleasant to running forest paths. At that time not many people were out and about there, but you can see from the area that this is a popular destination and not everyone is considerate of nature.
Went on the Ems adventure trail again today. Unfortunately, the café was still closed, so we drove to the airport café in Oerlinghausen.
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November 15, 2022
With the Ems adventure trail you enter a very special landscape, which is characterized by the Moosheide nature reserve, the Senne and fragrant coniferous forest. It is also the barren, sandy soil that enables the numerous watercourses from the Teutoburg Forest to come to the surface as bubbling springs
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