Vechtaでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

It's really great to drive there.

Dinklage Castle Abbey (St. Scholastica Abbey) is the name of a Benedictine nunnery. It is located within Dinklage Castle in Dinklage, Vechta district, in the Oldenburg Münsterland region of Lower Saxony. The abbey is named after Saint Scholastica, sister of Saint Benedict of Nursia. The monastery is situated in Dinklage Castle, a moated castle that was owned by the Westphalian noble family von Galen until 1949. Clemens August Count von Galen (1878–1946), later Bishop and Cardinal of Münster, was born in the castle and was beatified by Pope Benedict XVI on October 9, 2005. Since 1983, the castle has been located within the "Dinklage Castle" landscape conservation area.[1] In 2017, the Burgwald Dinklage nature reserve, within which the castle is nestled, was removed from this area.

The road from Welpe to Füchtel leads over the Thekla Bridge. An old alder tree next to the bridge bears an image of St. Thekla. Nine head of cattle once died of an epidemic in the nearby pastures, whereupon the owner of Füchtel placed the image of St. Thekla there. Others say that a single woman named Thekla once drowned near the Thekla Bridge, after which a canon from Füchtel placed the image. (Brothers of the squire of Füchtel, who held canon positions elsewhere, often stayed for extended periods at the estate.)

Breeding and horse keeping: Gut Füchtel focuses on breeding and training young dressage horses.

The Dominican monastery "Maria de Victoria" in Vechta has a long tradition. Dominicans have lived and worked there for almost 125 years, and more recently, Dominican nuns have also returned to Vechta. The convent is closely linked to the Dominican school, the Kolleg St. Thomas Gymnasium in Vechta-Füchtel.

🪹🦢🌳The nest offers a wonderful opportunity to observe the storks in their natural environment and underlines the natural and idyllic character of the site. It is one of the popular attractions in the area for nature and animal lovers.

The fitness trail at the mountain lake, created in the early 1970s, was completely renovated in 2018. The expanded fitness trail invites you to exercise in the fresh air. Source: https://www.damme.de/

The Citizens' Climate Park is a former agricultural area that has been allowed to develop into a more diverse natural area since 2022. The project is funded by the federal program "Adaptation of Urban and Rural Areas to Climate Change."