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A beautiful viewing point with a table and benches.

On the Hellberg there is (or was) an approximately 300-year-old oak tree known as the “Tilly oak tree”. According to local tradition, the tree is intended to commemorate the military leader of the Catholic League, Count Tilly.

Rest area with short information board, bench and table. You have to look for the oak a little...

We have the Tillysee...you have the Tilly Eiche The Tillysee is an inland lake in the district of Oldenburg, near the southern city limits of the city of Oldenburg. It belongs to the municipality of Wardenburg.

Another beautiful view awaits the hiker at the Elisabethhöhe. The focus here is on the beautiful district of Rengelrode in Heiligenstadt and the Rengelröder waiting room.

The first castle on the Rusteberg was first mentioned in a document in 1123, but was already destroyed again in 1160. Subsequent buildings and extensions by the archbishops of Mainz were carried out from the 12th century. In 1749 and 1750 the administration built Rusteberg Castle. In connection with this, the demolition of the previously intact castle began in order to use the stones as building material.

Larger army camps in the Thirty Years' War stank pitifully. That has since evaporated. Here you can rest comfortably without odor nuisance or danger from marauding soldiers. In the light of my headlamp, the place appeared well-groomed and attractive on 10/10/2021.

Where the great armies of the Thirty Years' War were encamped, it must have stinked poorly. The stink has now disappeared here. In the meantime, you can relax and take a rest without unpleasant smells and without the risk of marauding soldiers.