Since the renaturalization of large sections of the route from Uentrop to Hamm, the trip along this beautiful, expansive stretch is well worth it. There's plenty to discover both above and below the water. An obstacle in Heessen must be portaged, as this section is impassable; this also offers a good opportunity for a break. From there, the route continues to the Hamm rowing club; please be considerate of the rowers training there. At the end of the trip, you can enjoy the club's restaurant or visit the town center.
Bad weather There is no such thing as bad clothing. 🙂
We outdoor activity providers are often asked, "...and what if it rains?" The answer is quite simple: We paddle, of course, because rain is a part of nature and perfectly acceptable in summer. Even thunderstorms don't necessarily mean we have to cancel the tour, as experience shows that thunderstorms usually develop in the late afternoon, when our tours are typically over. Lightning and thunder also pass quickly, and often it's enough to simply wait half an hour. Of course, there are times when a tour can't take place, but we don't cancel it three days in advance. Instead, we make the decision on-site, once the weather forecast is reasonably clear.
Outdoor events mean that you have to be prepared for all kinds of weather. And so on. important such as appropriate clothing, is sunscreen. This is often forgotten, yet it is needed much more often than a rain jacket.
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