トイトブルガーの森の峠・トップ7

The road is closed to motorcycles on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 PM. It's a lovely ride then.

Quiet street, entrance to the Solling

Nice climb, one of the few possibilities to cross the Egge

The Wittekind Bridge is a well-known bridge in Lübbecke, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Here are some details: Location: The bridge is located on the B239 and offers a view of the federal highway between Lübbecke and Hüllhorst. Use: It is often used by cyclists and mountain bikers to cross the B239. There are many beautiful cycling and mountain bike tours that lead over this bridge. Environment: The bridge is located in a protected area, the TERRA.vita Nature and Geopark. There is a beautiful path to the Wittekind Bridge through the forest.

Not exactly recommended as a highlight, but the least strenuous way to cross the Teuto. This can be done easily even without motor support

I did the 13 turns descent today. The descent is steep and the bends are tight, so a lot of braking is required. The advantage is that it gives you more time to enjoy the views. First you see the Köterberg in the distance and as you descend you get the Weser in view. Very varied.

The best way to cross the B239 at this point is the Wittekindsbrücke at Horst's Höhe. Otherwise you have to go down at Barre-Bräu and climb back up again.

Horsthöhe (also Horsts Höhe) is a pass road on the federal highway 239, which leads over the Wiehengebirge and connects the Hüllhorst village of Niedringhausen in the south with the town of Lübbecke, north of the Wiehengebirge. The pass is named after the former district administrator of the Lübbecke district, Adolf August Ernst Ludwig Freiherr von der Horst. This prompted the construction of the first developed district road of that time from Lübbecke through the Wiehengebirge to Oberbauerschaft. Due to the construction of the B 239, the Sölter family's “Horst's Höhe” inn had to be demolished in 1976. The European long-distance hiking trail E11 and the Wittekindsweg run over the “Wittekindsbrücke” pedestrian bridge at the top of the pass. A little east of the bridge there is an explosives house hidden in the wall, where during the Cold War the wall masters stored explosives to equip the prepared explosive shafts. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horst_H%C3%B6he