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Germany
Lower Saxony
East Frisia
Wittmund
Nenndorf

Liekweg Through the Hammrich – View of Baltrum loop from Nenndorf

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Bike touring routes & trails
Germany
Lower Saxony
East Frisia
Wittmund
Nenndorf

Liekweg Through the Hammrich – View of Baltrum loop from Nenndorf

Moderate

5.0

(2)

16

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Liekweg Through the Hammrich – View of Baltrum loop from Nenndorf

02:16

36.2km

40m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 25, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.6 km for 123 m

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Bus stop

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9.45 km

Liekweg Through the Hammrich

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

After repairs in 2020 (partly with two concrete lanes or completely re-asphalted), the leech path between Arle and Nesse has become a "cream piece" for cycle tours in the region around Arle, Dornum and Hage. The path meanders through the Arler and Nesser Hammrich through old grass and pasture land and along a small forest and follows the line of earlier lows with its zigzag course. Its name commemorates the earlier use of the path when the deceased were brought from Nesse to the church in Arle for burial. If you look closely, you can still see the traces of an old mound near Nesse in the Meeden. While the towns of Nesse and Arle were on natural elevations on the edge of the Geest, the farmsteads in today's Hammrich had to be built on terps to be flood-proof.

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15.2 km

Church and Cemetery in Nesse

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The Evangelical Lutheran St. Mary's Church is located in the East Frisian town of Nesse in the municipality of Dornum. A special feature of the church is the sandstone baptismal font, which dates back to the 13th century.

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18.7 km

In East Friesland you can experience everything ... including bagpipe players on the dike

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19.0 km

There are not only sheep on the dike.

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19.1 km

View of Neßmersiel Ferry Port

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A great destination on the North Sea coast

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20.2 km

Nessmersiel Ferry Harbor

Highlight • Rest Area

Meeting point of the mudflat hikes and departure to the island of Baltrum.

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20.5 km

View of Baltrum

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Nice view of Baltrum

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32.4 km

Arle Village Church

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In a document from the period between 1106 and 1116, the church was first mentioned. There is only a copy from the 30s of the 20th Century, in which the Arler church is mentioned and is attributed by the provost Werner the cathedral chapter in Bremen. Due to dilapidated or more space, the old wooden church was demolished in the early 13th century. For the construction of the new church, the warft was extended to a height of 8.50 m above sea level and set a 7.50 m deep foundation of granite blocks. The single-nave church building itself was built of tuff stone (on the north side still preserved over a large area) and had the dimensions of 45.30 m long, 12.80 m wide and 9.50 m in height.

Around 1400, a passage through the arch was added to separate the sanctuary from the nave. In addition, altars were erected in the lateral arches. In the Romanesque period small, high-set windows were created on the walls. Large late Gothic windows were added in the 15th century in the south wall of the church to improve the lighting conditions.

The church lost its lead roof in 1532 by soldiers of the Duke of Geldern, who camped in Esens. The dome vault of the sanctuary was canceled in 1778 to be replaced by a flat ceiling; This created space for an organ. After the removal of the apse in 1798, the wall of the church was raised and the beam ceiling was completely drawn to the east, thus giving the interior a neoclassical character. For the organ on the west gable a gallery was moved in 1896 in the church. Precious paintings were lost by this conversion.

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36.2 km

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20.4 km

11.0 km

2.30 km

1.45 km

1.02 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

20.4 km

9.98 km

4.31 km

1.45 km

< 100 m

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Friday 17 July

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14°C

28 %

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