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In Andervenne, an idyllic community in the Emsland region of Germany, there are numerous opportunities for hiking. The geographical location and the special features of the region make it an attractive destination for nature lovers and active holidaymakers.
Maps and trails
The most beautiful hikes in Andervenne
Hiking Trail
· Osnabrücker Land
Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
174.1 km
42:45 h
922 m
1,020 m
The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route (EHHE) is a trail of superlatives: It passes through 2 federal states and 5 districts, past 37 huts, 6 covered benches, 11 observation towers/platforms, 4 lakes, 5 nature reserves, and 2 castles. It ascends and descends about 1000 meters in elevation. The sources of the Hase and Hunte rivers lie directly on the route. There are encounters with wedding avenues, sensory stations, and robber stories. Countless information boards about nature and culture line the path. In its first section, it runs from south to north, then from east to west. The hiking trail crosses both the Teutoburg Forest and the ridge of the Wiehen Hills. Further "mountain stages" lead over the Melle Hills, the Stemwede Hill, the Damme Hills, the Ankum Heights, and the Lingen Heights. Besides that, there are also long stretches without gradients. Towns directly traversed are: Dissen, Melle, Bad Essen, Haldem, Lemförde, Neuenkirchen, Alfhausen, Fürstenau, and Lingen. The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else route is one of the longest trails maintained by the Wiehen Hills Association Weser-Ems, with a length of 170 km. It is incredibly varied and connects many sights.
Hiking Trail
· Osnabrücker Land
Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else-Weg - 7th stage: Mooshütte to Saller See
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
24.7 km
5:55 h
11 m
99 m
The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else-Weg (EHHE), a path of superlatives: It runs through 2 federal states and 5 districts, passing 38 huts, 6 covered benches, 12 observation towers/platforms, 4 lakes, 5 nature reserves, and 2 castles. It ascends and descends about 1000 meters in elevation. The sources of the Hase and Hunte rivers lie directly on the path. There are encounters with wedding alleys, sensory stations, and robber stories. Countless information boards about nature and culture are along the trail. In its first section, it runs from south to north, then from east to west. The hiking trail crosses both the Teutoburg Forest and the ridge of the Wiehen Hills. Other "mountain stages" lead over the Meller Hills, Stemwede Hill, Dammer Hills, Ankumer Height, and Lingener Height. There are also long stretches without gradients. Places directly traversed are: Dissen, Melle, Bad Essen, Haldem, Lemförde, Neuenkirchen, Alfhausen, Fürstenau, and Lingen. The Ems-Hase-Hunte-Else-Weg, at 170 km, is one of the longest trails maintained by the Wiehengebirgsverband Weser-Ems e.V. It is immensely varied and connects many sights.
Hiking Trail
· Emsland
Hiking day in southern Emsland 3rd hike 15.10.2017
Difficulty
moderate
9.1 km
3:03 h
34 m
39 m
Waldbad Freren
Frerener Holz
Meiners Spring
Queckeberg 76 m above sea level
Neustadt, Andervenne
Walk through the municipality of Andervenne
Industrial area east of Mühlenstraße, Freren
Jewish Cemetery, Freren
Waldbad Freren
Andervenne is nestled between rolling hills, green meadows and dense forests. This varied landscape offers a variety of hiking opportunities for every taste. Whether short walks or extended day tours - there is something for everyone here.
The many small lakes and ponds around Andervenne are particularly worth seeing. They not only offer a picturesque backdrop, but also the opportunity to go fishing or observe water birds. Some of the lakes can be reached via special hiking trails that run along the shore.
Another highlight are the historic windmills in the Andervenne area. Here you can not only admire the traditional craftsmanship, but also enjoy a breathtaking view over the countryside. A hike to the windmills is especially worthwhile on windy days, when their wings turn majestically in the wind.
For families with children, an excursion to the nearby animal park is a good idea. Here, children can not only marvel at exotic animals, but also hike through the forest on exciting paths and learn a lot about nature and the environment in a playful way.
The best season for hiking in Andervenne is certainly spring, when nature awakens from its winter slumber and everything shines in fresh green. But also in summer the region with its shady forests offers pleasant conditions for hiking.
In Andervenne itself there are several hiking routes that are well marked and suitable for beginners as well as experienced hikers. One popular route leads along the river Ems, past small villages and through picturesque landscapes.
Those who like to hike a little further afield can also explore the well-known Hermannsweg trail from Andervenne. This long-distance hiking trail stretches 156 kilometres from the Teutoburg Forest to the Rhine and offers spectacular views of the Münsterland region.
In summary, Andervenne is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The geographical location with its varied landscape as well as the tourist attractions make this region an attractive destination for all nature lovers. Whether you are planning a short walk or a longer day tour - everyone will find their individual route here. So lace up your hiking boots and get ready for unforgettable experiences in nature!
The many small lakes and ponds around Andervenne are particularly worth seeing. They not only offer a picturesque backdrop, but also the opportunity to go fishing or observe water birds. Some of the lakes can be reached via special hiking trails that run along the shore.
Another highlight are the historic windmills in the Andervenne area. Here you can not only admire the traditional craftsmanship, but also enjoy a breathtaking view over the countryside. A hike to the windmills is especially worthwhile on windy days, when their wings turn majestically in the wind.
For families with children, an excursion to the nearby animal park is a good idea. Here, children can not only marvel at exotic animals, but also hike through the forest on exciting paths and learn a lot about nature and the environment in a playful way.
The best season for hiking in Andervenne is certainly spring, when nature awakens from its winter slumber and everything shines in fresh green. But also in summer the region with its shady forests offers pleasant conditions for hiking.
In Andervenne itself there are several hiking routes that are well marked and suitable for beginners as well as experienced hikers. One popular route leads along the river Ems, past small villages and through picturesque landscapes.
Those who like to hike a little further afield can also explore the well-known Hermannsweg trail from Andervenne. This long-distance hiking trail stretches 156 kilometres from the Teutoburg Forest to the Rhine and offers spectacular views of the Münsterland region.
In summary, Andervenne is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The geographical location with its varied landscape as well as the tourist attractions make this region an attractive destination for all nature lovers. Whether you are planning a short walk or a longer day tour - everyone will find their individual route here. So lace up your hiking boots and get ready for unforgettable experiences in nature!
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