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The Burgwald Dinklage is a cultural landscape area in Dinklage, in the district of Vechta, Lower Saxony. It comprises a wooded area that begins west of the town center and extends eastward to the A1 motorway. The motorway runs along the eastern edge of the Burgwald, within the municipality of Lohne. Burgwald Dinklage is also the name of a nature reserve established in 2017.

Memorial plaque for stuntmen who obviously let the reins of their pedal horse fly too far at this point😉.

Formerly known as the "three fat oaks". In January 2024, one of the three oaks broke off after a storm. It had been hollowed out for decades and battered by lightning, so it eventually had to give way.

The tunnel is open again, even though the barriers are still in place on the Dinklager side.

Good by bike, not so recommended on foot. What is recommended, however, is a trip to the monastery café. Fantastically delicious cake🥧. There is also a nice playground there, but unfortunately it is sometimes quite littered

Over the last 20 years, the Bussjanshof half-timbered settlement was built in Schwege. Today, several families live in the half-timbered houses that used to be common in southern Oldenburg. A biomass heating plant provides pleasant warmth in the houses. Historical materials have been increasingly used to give the houses an identity and create a village feel.

The complex is still a late medieval moated castle from 1597. Since 1949 it has been a Benedictine abbey.