Ems Weir, Telgte – Haus Langen loop from Alte Beverwiese
Ems Weir, Telgte – Haus Langen loop from Alte Beverwiese
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11.6km
30m
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 21, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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973 m
Highlight • Religious Site
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2.19 km
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3.45 km
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3.57 km
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5.19 km
Highlight • Monument
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7.31 km
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9.77 km
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9.84 km
Highlight • Historical Site
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11.6 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.38 km
2.75 km
1.80 km
1.35 km
293 m
Surfaces
4.43 km
4.20 km
1,000 m
984 m
962 m
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Tuesday 25 August
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Circular hike from Westbevern through the Klatenberge nature reserve to Telgte with a small tour of the town. From there along the Ems via the Haus Langen moated castle back to Westbevern.
There is also a video of this hike on YouTube:
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Through idyllic Telgte and along the beautiful Ems, it stays dry all the way to Haus Langen. There, a windy shower catches me in the forest, but it keeps me pleasantly dry like a …
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The Klatenberge are part of an extensive dune range along the Ems. During the last ice age, the landscape was a treeless tundra. In many places, the sand that the untamed river carried in large quantities was deposited and blown up into striking elevations - the dunes. At the end of the ice …
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