Hümmling pilgrimage route
The Hümmlinger Pilgerweg is a pilgrimage route in Hümmling in western Lower Saxony . With a total length of 90.7 kilometers, it runs as a circular route exclusively in the northeast of the Emsland district between Sögel , Werlte , Lorup , Esterwegen and Börger .
Signs of meaning , which are attached to erratic boulders , invite the pilgrims “at regular intervals as stations for inner contemplation and to take time for God, nature and the emsland blue sky”.
The Hümmlinger Pilgrimage Route is offered in five stages:
- Sögel - Werlte (via Spahnharrenstätte ; 26.7 kilometers; the Theikenmeer nature reserve is on the route)
- Werlte - Lorup (11.5 kilometers)
- Lorup - Esterwegen (12.5 kilometers)
- Esterwegen - Börger (via Breddenberg ; 28 kilometers)
- Börger - Sögel (via Werpeloh ; 12 kilometers)
literature
- From stone to stone ... Hümmling pilgrimage route.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Map sketch of the pilgrimage route ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ From stone to stone ... on the Hümmlinger pilgrimage route
