Thiers Allee Oak Avenue – Axtbach Stream loop from Clarholz

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Kreis Gütersloh

Herzebrock-Clarholz

Thiers Allee Oak Avenue – Axtbach Stream loop from Clarholz

Hard

4.3

(6)

hikers

Thiers Allee Oak Avenue – Axtbach Stream loop from Clarholz

05:46

22.9km

30m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 27, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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8.08 km

End Point of BachAuenWeg

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8.34 km

Ententeich

Lake

8.81 km

Axtbach Bridge

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One of many bridges over the Axtbach. Not only functional, but also very beautiful!

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9.43 km

Thiers Allee Oak Avenue

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over 200 meters long beautiful oak alley

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9.52 km

Kolping Nativity Scene

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The nativity scene is part of the Beelen culture paths.

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10.5 km

Three Oaks Natural Monument

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You can have a good rest under the branches. Part of the Beelen culture trail.

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10.6 km

Commemorative Stone for the First Tree Planting

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Here is a memorial stone for the first tree planting in the landscape plan "Eastern Emsaue / Beelen"

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18.0 km

St. Vitus Catholic Parish Church (Lette)

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St. Vitus was originally a collegiate church of the Premonstratensian monastery in Lette. Today the church is the Roman Catholic parish church in the Oelder district of Lette in the Warendorf district, North Rhine-Westphalia. Structurally, the church and parish belong to the Oelde pastoral care unit of the Beckum deanery in the Münster diocese.

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20.9 km

Axtbach Stream

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The Axtbach, a stream in Münsterland, is a 34.1 km long, orographically left tributary of the Ems. It rises on the Mackenberg in the Beckum mountains, flows through Oelde, the Menninghausen farming community in Oelde, the Herzebrock-Clarholz district of Möhler and then flows south past Clarholz to Beelen, where the Beilbach flows into it to the west of the town. The Axtbach itself flows into the Ems in Vohren east of Warendorf.

The Axtbach was renatured in the area of the Four Seasons Park in Oelde and in Vohren. It now flows again partly in its original bed through wet meadows and forms floodplain lakes. The straightening and channeling in Beelen and Vohren took place in 1964.
The fish stocks of the Axtbach include carp, tench, pike, eel, bream and roach. There are now freshwater mussels again.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axtbach

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