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A highlight in every season

Very idyllic and quiet. There are three benches by the lake, but almost none in the forest. But the small paths completely compensate for that.

I didn't see a fjord. What a pity.

Here is the start of the fitness trail.

Park here. YES! Because from here you can really explore the Heseler Forest!

Hollesand forest and heathland In this forest and heathland area, the highest natural elevation in East Frisia rises at 18.6 m. The 125-hectare "Hollesand" nature reserve is a wooded dune area with hiking trails, located on the Oldenburg-East Frisian Geest plateau between Neudorf, Großoldendorf and Neufirrel. However, the original size extends far beyond the nature reserve. In this dune-like, beautifully situated forest and heathland area, the highest natural elevation in East Frisia rises at 18.6 m: the Kugelberg. From here you can look over Neufirrel to Wiemoor. This nature reserve is ideal for walking, and the many information boards always give you good orientation, and benches spread across the entire area invite you to linger.

Beautiful tour, very natural and more than enough benches to relax

Barthe Monastery was a Premonstratensian monastery near Hesel in East Frisia, dedicated to Saint Nicholas. It was built between 1170 and 1184 as a nunnery and was the order's first settlement in East Frisia. During the centuries of its existence, the monastery acquired vast lands, most of which consisted of wasteland. These were then laboriously cultivated. After the Reformation, the convent gradually dissolved until the beginning of the 17th century. In contrast to the Cistercian monastery Ihlow, Barthe was a rather average East Frisian convent, which is why, alongside Ihlow, it was the most intensively researched. Between 1988 and 1992, excavations took place at Barthe Monastery, which revealed the floor plans of individual buildings.