バート・エーンハウゼンのおすすめツーリングルート

葉がすべて茂る5月からは、並木道はきっとさらに美しく見えるでしょう。それでも、すでにとてもきれいです。

The graduation tower with its clock tower on Salinenstraße is one of Bad Salzuflen's most striking landmarks and forms the historic gateway to the spa gardens. At 55 meters long and approximately 8.5 meters high, it is the smallest of the three graduation towers, but its clock tower makes it visible from afar. This tower is an original relic of the old graduation tower, which was built for salt production in 1768/69 and put into operation in 1770 – a direct glimpse into the time when Salzuflen was still an important salt-producing town. Today, the graduation tower, with its promenade, sun deck, and brine Kneipp arm bath, invites visitors to linger and breathe deeply. The fine brine atomizes on the blackthorn walls, creating a natural inhalatorium that is particularly popular with walkers and spa guests. The facility underwent extensive renovation in 2013 and has since combined historical building fabric with modern spa architecture. The graduation tower with its clock is a prime example of Bad Salzuflen's transformation: from a salt production site to a recognized spa town – a piece of living urban history that can be seen, felt, and breathed. https://www.teutoburgerwald.de/gesund/heilgarten/heilbaeder/bad-salzuflen

A very nice cycle path along the Werre river

Bergkirchen Watermill (19th-century fittings) on a reservoir with an overshot waterwheel (diameter: 3.8 m) in an older building (18th century?). The mill was converted from an undershot to an overshot drive in the 19th century. Two grinding mills and an oil mill with a pan grinder and hydraulic press are present and functional. Source: Minden-Lübbecke Mill Association

The trail connects Exter and Bad Salzuflen. The climbs are certainly challenging, but the descents are also fantastic. A great section of the route for those in good shape or with an e-bike.

Of course, you can't see the Teutoburg Forest here! (Wrong title!).

It's the section of the Weser Cycle Route between the railway bridge and the motorway bridge, where the popular long-distance cycle route crosses the river. There are certainly more striking and beautiful sections of the Weser Cycle Route than this one. I'm always glad to leave the horrible motorway bridge and the traffic noise behind me.

The lack of seating is a thing of the past. Tables and benches in the mill garden invite you to linger. At the end of the season, the tables and benches will be moved under the shed. Here, you (and your bike) can find shelter from rain, thunderstorms, etc.