Jümme River – Dreyschloot Bridge loop from Velde
Jümme River – Dreyschloot Bridge loop from Velde
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Jümme River – Dreyschloot Bridge loop from Velde
00:59
16.3km
10m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 16, 2026
Tips
Includes a movable bridge
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After 16.0 km for 29 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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3.10 km
Jümme Riverside Nature Area
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The Jümme holiday region is a paradise for cyclists, anglers, active holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation. Wide hammocks, meadows, hedgerows, dikes and the Filsum raised moor characterize the landscape. There are nice cycling opportunities following the well-signposted junction system. You cross the rivers on a crank ferry or with the “Pünte” – the oldest hand-operated ferry in Northern Europe. An exciting crossing over the Leda offers Germany's narrowest car bridge in Amdorf.
With a total of 22 standing and flowing bodies of water, there are ideal conditions for fishing and canoeing. The Jümmesee leisure complex with a campsite, adventure playground, small skate park and boules pitch invites you to relax. A highlight is the garden market “Burggarten Stickhausen” on the medieval castle complex.
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3.26 km
Jümme Riverside: Art and Viewpoint
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Especially because the Jümme is a river.
I find it superfluous.
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3.96 km
Rest Area at the Former Watermill Site
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4.59 km
Jümme River
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The stretch of the Jümme between the branch of the Dreyschloot and its junction with the Leda measures 18.33 km. After just two and a half kilometers, the Aper Tief flows from the right at Detern, and after eight kilometers below Stickhausen, the Nordgeorgsfehn Canal, which connects the river system with the Ems-Jade Canal, flows into it.
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8.94 km
Dreyschloot Bridge
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Because of the Barkter Straße / Deichstraße, which leads from Detern to Barßel, the Dreyschloot has exactly this lifting bridge.
If you drive the northern path along the Leda to get to Barßel, you will experience the meaning of the lift bridge and can - crossing the connecting channel - then cycle a short way to Barßel. Otherwise you have to drive a large curve along Dreyschloot and Jümme in order to be able to cross them at Detern. From there you can reach Barßel via the Nordloher Tief and Tange. There the Jümme, which from then on is called “Soeste”, continues through Frisoythe and the Tülsfeld dam. Your source is at Emstek.
Shortly after the Dreyschloot Bridge, the Elisabeth Fehn Canal goes off. The Leda, which in turn is called "Sagter Ems" in Saterland, then continues through Ramsloh and Scharrel before - like Soeste - it crosses the coastal canal and rises in the Emsland as an "Ohe" near Spahnharrenstätte.
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9.20 km
Barßeler Tief Cycle Path at Dreyschloot
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It rolls along the "Barßeler Tief", where the road follows the course of the river.
Asphalt is good!
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13.9 km
Sheep on the Dike
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14.8 km
Lake Jümme
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The Jümmesee is named after the river Jümme, which flows directly past the lake. It was created in the early 1980s by sand removal for the construction of the B 72, which leads from the Cloppenburg junction of the A 1 to the ferry terminal to Norddeich.
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16.3 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.3 km
2.36 km
1.59 km
686 m
382 m
Surfaces
7.89 km
5.32 km
1.97 km
1.00 km
111 m
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Monday 13 July
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