Hachetaler Padd Rest Area

First of all, this is the Hachetaler Padd... not the Hachepadd....
Syke. Hiking, cycling, that's very trendy. The town of Syke has a lot to offer in this regard, both within the town and in the districts. The local options should now be more visible to both locals and guests from outside. There are now new signs and a revision of the existing hiking maps.
The Hache rises in the Hache district of the Lower Saxony municipality of Bruchhausen-Vilsen, very close to the Siedequelle. It flows through the towns of Bensen, Freidorf, Bassum-Neubruchhausen, Syke-Jardinghausen, Syke-Henstedt, Syke-Hoope, Syke-Steimke, Syke, Syke-Lindhof, Syke-Barrien and Weyhe-Lahausen to Weyhe-Kirchweyhe. There it joins the slightly more water-rich Süstedter Bach in the Kirchweyher Lake and then flows as the Ochtum to the Weser in Bremen. (Source: wikipedia)Information online

The Hachepadd is a six-kilometer circular hiking trail that combines the beauty of nature with the center of Syker. There are new things to discover on the left and right along the sights.
By the way, here at this point, you should bring a lot of time. Why? Figure it out!!!

A very nice piece of earth - even the dog can stay here. Should not be missed.