ホルトラント周辺のおすすめバス停からハイキング＆ウォーキング

This rest area is located directly on the trail at the site of the former train station and offers information about the route and vehicles.

Tradition Through the Ages The old post mill was replaced between 1862 and 1864 by the construction of a new three-story gallery-style Dutch mill. The mill's active history, with milling and agricultural trade, lasted until the 1970s. The historic building was donated to the municipality of Holtland on October 9, 1992. In return, the municipality undertook to completely renovate the mill and make it permanently accessible to the public. As part of the village renewal plan, the municipality of Holtland was able to restore what is now a "landmark of the municipality" to full functionality. Thanks to its generous open spaces and its 24-meter height, the Holtland Mill is visible from afar. Trained volunteer millers take care of the special technology and provide impressive insights and explanations of this special monument during their tours.

Tradition Through the Ages The old post mill was replaced between 1862 and 1864 by the construction of a new three-story gallery-style Dutch mill. The mill's active history, with milling and agricultural trade, lasted until the 1970s. The historic building was donated to the municipality of Holtland on October 9, 1992. In return, the municipality undertook to completely renovate the mill and make it permanently accessible to the public. As part of the village renewal plan, the municipality of Holtland was able to restore what is now a "landmark of the municipality" to full functionality. Thanks to its generous open spaces and its 24-meter height, the Holtland Mill is visible from afar. Trained volunteer millers take care of the special technology and provide impressive insights and explanations of this special monument during their tours.

Here is a model of the Pilsum lighthouse

A large broken boulder can be admired here. You can also take a break here.

More sculptures can be seen along the trail

Inside, this mill is used for weddings; pictures of this hang inside on the wall. There is also a list with photos of all windmills here in Ostfriesland.

The old post mill was replaced between 1862 and 1864 by the construction of a new three-story gallery-style Dutch mill. The mill's active history, with milling and agricultural trade, lasted until the 1970s. The listed building was donated to the municipality of Holtland on October 9, 1992. In return, the municipality undertook to completely renovate the mill and make it permanently accessible to the public. As part of the village renewal plan, the municipality of Holtland was able to restore what is now a "landmark of the municipality" to full functionality. Thanks to its generous open spaces and its 24-meter height, the Holtland mill is visible from afar. Trained volunteer millers take care of the special technology and provide impressive insights and explanations of this special monument during their tours. The mill has also developed into a special meeting place with its mill café. Weddings are also regularly performed in the rural, rustic gallery-style Dutch Mill. Mill Café: May to September, Sundays from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Getting married in the mill (May to September): Exchange your vows in a rural, rustic atmosphere. Information: Hesel Registry Office Source: https://www.urlaubsregion-hesel.de/Erleben/Sehenswuerdigkeit/Holtlander-Muehle/4 A few words about the Mill Café. The delicious cakes served on Sundays are baked by volunteers. Some of the proceeds go to a hospice or are donated to the maintenance of the mill. The prices are not excessive. A slice of (very, very delicious) cake costs 3 euros. Coffee costs 2 euros, but you can have as much as you like. Thermos flasks are brought outside. (As of May 2022) Of course, they also serve tea. We are in East Frisia, after all. Definitely a highlight and worth a (bicycle) trip. (Unfortunately, it was closed for two years (2020/2021) during the coronavirus pandemic.)