20의 뵈젤가지 명소 & 주요 장소

🚴‍♀️The route is considered easy to moderately difficult and, due to its mostly flat terrain, is very well suited for families and leisure cyclists. You'll cycle through the wide, flat Wesermarsch region, the bike-friendly city of Oldenburg, and the rolling hills, forests, and heathlands of the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park.

🚴‍♀️ 🚴‍♀️ Along the Hunte River, there is a very popular and well-signposted long-distance cycle route, the Hunte Cycle Path. This cycle path offers a varied route through diverse natural landscapes in Lower Saxony.

Unfortunately we only cycled the section from Oldenburg to Tillysee and back, we really enjoyed it 🤩

Local recreation area with great cycling and hiking trails and nice places to take a break.

Beautiful dam with great hiking and cycling trails

A small river becomes a nature conservation paradise The Thülsfeld Dam is a reservoir that was completed in 1927 and was created to regulate the water level of the Soeste River. During heavy rainfall, the meadows and fields in the region around Friesoythe often flooded, so the river was dammed by a 3-kilometer-wide dam in the area of a valley cut. Today the Thülsfeld Dam is a beautiful nature reserve with a water area of 170 hectares and can be easily circumnavigated on well-developed hiking trails. You hike through extensive forests, heath areas and sand dunes, cross wooden bridges and marvel at the lagoons, reed belts and swamp areas on the west bank. The path around the Thülsfelder Dam is about 10 kilometers long and you can start your exploration on foot or by bike from several free park areas.

The Thülsfelder Dam is a reservoir between Cloppenburg and Friesoythe in the Oldenburger Münsterland. It borders the communities of Friesoythe, Garrel and Molbergen and was built between 1924 and 1927 to protect the banks of the Soeste from flooding. With a storage capacity of 10.8 million cubic meters, it is one of the “large dams” and is, after the Brohm Dam, the northernmost reservoir in Germany.

A very nice destination. It's worth checking out again and again