Espelkamp – Grenzgänger Route

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27.17 km long
round trip
Difficulty: easy
condition: very easy
Great panorama
Cycling
  • 01:50 h
  • 29 m
  • 41 m
  • 38 m
  • 55 m
  • 17 m
  • 27.17 km
  • Start: Espelkamp town center
  • Destination: Espelkamp town center
Cycle tours through Espelkamp's beautiful countryside, mostly flat and well-maintained, low-traffic paths invite you to get active. Get on your bike and off you go.

Espelkamp is located just a few kilometers from the state border between North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony. The destination is the village of Diepenau in Lower Saxony. Starting in the center of Espelkamp, the route leads through the colourful Burano district and Brandenburger Ring to Hexenhügel and Osterwald. Quiet forest and field paths then take you to the state border and the beautiful Maringen Diek landscape lake. Passing the Danielskirche church dating back to 1641, you reach the town center. A lovingly restored railroad station now serves as a wedding station for those wanting to get married and is a special location. The cycle path now leads to the large stone in Tonnenheide, where baking days are held regularly. You can stop for refreshments at a nearby inn and further along the route in Schmalge. You return to the starting point through the area of the renaturalized Kleine Aue and past the colourful facades of Schweriner Straße.

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Tour information

  • Loop Road

Directions & Parking facilities

If you are traveling from the north or south, the best way to reach Espelkamp is via the B 239. If you are coming to Espelkamp from the east or west, take the L 770 (or L 766).
Parking is available throughout the city center and on Wilhelm-Kern-Platz.

The smart number for buses and trains in NRW: 01806 504030


(20 cents/connection from landlines and a maximum of 60 cents/connection from mobile networks)

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Additional information

Author

Anna-Lena Rose

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Baking day at the Großer Stein: you can enjoy fresh coffee, home-baked bread and cake from the bakery at the Großer Stein under the large oak trees. Baking is available for groups of 50 people or more.

Further information can be found here www.heimatverein-tonnenheide.de

Getting there
Espelkamp – Grenzgänger Route
32339 Espelkamp