アールデンのおすすめランニングルート

The war memorial in Bothmer was erected around 1920 as an obelisk-shaped monument made of fieldstone. Set within a landscaped and fenced area, it commemorates the fallen of the First World War with reliefs of an iron cross and a helmet decorated with oak leaves, whose names are inscribed on a granite slab. After the Second World War, a second plaque was added for the fallen and missing from 1939 to 1945. Today, the memorial enjoys protection as a historically significant individual monument.

Master Adebar has given himself a present... you just have to visit at the right time of year.

Great view from the Leine Bridge over the Leine and the landscape.

The Lords of Bothmer originally owned a watermill on the right bank of the Leine. Because it obstructed shipping on the Leine, it was demolished in 1822 on the condition that a Dutch windmill be built on the same site. This mill was intended to have two grinding mills, one for barley and one for oil. The mill burned down in 1930 and was rebuilt in 1932. It was severely damaged during World War II. It was restored in the 1980s and 1990s. Tours are possible on Mill Days and by appointment. https://www.erlebniswelt-lueneburger-heide.de/detail/id=5ff84d7fb4dc7458417f9a9f

The Leine meanders through the country for around 280 kilometers from its source to where it flows into the Aller. The longest part of its course, almost 240 kilometers, is in Lower Saxony. The source of the river is near Leinefelde in Thuringia at an altitude of 400 meters. The confluence with the Aller is near Gilten in Heidekreis. Until then, the water flows down a total of 375 meters from the source. In Lower Saxony, the Leine gives the name to the Aller-Leine-Tal holiday region and the Leinebergland. The Leinebergland community of the same name (Gronau and surrounding towns) also goes back to the name of the body of water. Historically, the name Leinegau is also linked to the river. This area lies east of Eichsfeld. https://www.dein-niedersachsen.de/regionen/leine/

Nice to ride on a leash

Very worth seeing mill

A small section of my tour led directly along the Leine.