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🌉 The Hunte Bridge at Tillysee is an attractive spot along the Hunte River, often associated with the Hunte Cycle Path and the nearby Iburg. The bridge serves as an important crossing over the Hunte and is located in a scenic area that belongs to the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park.

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Only drive on the left side of the Hunte - it's not as much fun on the right.

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It's a bit of an Austrian thing in northern Germany. The river is much smaller, the bridge much smaller, but still beautiful.

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nice place for a break

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The Hunte River through the Barneführer Woods is the most beautiful section of the Hunte Cycle Route. Always in the shade of the trees 😊👍

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The first 25 kilometers of the route lead through the Wesermarsch district along the foot of a dike to Oldenburg. It's recommended to take a break there. In Oldenburg, you have the option of crossing the river by crossing the highway bridge or taking the route through the historic old town, passing Blankenburg Monastery. Behind Oldenburg, a roughly 15-kilometer-long path begins along the Hunte dike towards Wardenburg, passing through the towns of Hundsmühlen and Tungeln. In Wardenburg, you pass a school and reach a bridge. After the bridge, go straight ahead, then right, and soon right again towards the dike. The dike leads to the next bridge, which you cross on Astruper Straße until you reach Sandkrug, where you move slightly away from the river. After the town, turn left onto the field paths again along the Hunte towards Wildeshausen.

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Beautifully lighted forest - easy to cycle.

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The Hunte at Tillysee with some beach

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Here you can spend a nice break on a bike tour

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Opposite the farm museum stands this beautiful hut with inviting chairs

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Lovingly designed "wayside cross" made of stone with a Bible verse from 1 John 4:16. God is love, and whoever remains in love remains in God, and God in him.

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Very nice corner for a break

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Nice place for a long break

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Here you can take a break, with seating, and learn a lot about the Ahlhorn fishery.

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Beautiful cycle path directly along the Hunte...

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A great resting place. Very nicely designed. With a small house and nice seating

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A beautiful route along the Hunte.

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The watermill in Wardenburg All that is known about the origin of the watermill in Wardenburg is that it belonged to the Hundsmühlen estate. In 1310, there is talk of "Hunoldsmolen", which means "Hunold's mill". The name Hundsmühlen was derived from this. At the end of the 15th century, the mill came into the possession of the Count of Oldenburg. In 1576, Count Johann VII bequeathed the mill to his wife as a wedding gift. In 1739, a group of five interested parties took over the mill - apparently contrary to the expectations of the bailiff Hinüber, who had already seen himself as the owner. The disappointed bailiff left no stone unturned to make things as difficult as possible for the new tenants: he dammed the Lethe and even diverted it, so that the mill was temporarily dry and a long legal dispute ensued. In 1820, the mill had three water wheels and was used as a grain mill as well as a fulling and oil mill.

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