동게라딜 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

이 트레일은 Lauwersoog MTB 루트의 일부이며, 해안 지역을 따라 자전거를 타면서 자연 서식지에서 초식 동물 및 기타 동물을 관찰할 수 있습니다. 길의 반대편에서는 아름다운 수변 풍경인 새로운 물개 웅덩이를 볼 수 있습니다. 이 루트는 녹색 자연 트레일을 따라 구불구불 이어지며 Lauwersoog 숲을 가로지릅니다.

Lauwersoogbos에는 산악자전거, 그래블 바이크, 하이커를 위한 여러 아름다운 트레일이 있습니다. 트레일은 숲을 통과하며 탁 트인 공간과 작은 숲을 따라 구불구불 이어집니다.

The Zeldenrust grain and hulling mill in Dokkum is an octagonal post mill with a span of 22 meters. Until 1861, the Driepijpstermolen (three-pipe star mill) stood on this site, but it burned to the ground. The millwright F. van Delden built a windmill for pellets, rye, and wheat for 9,400 guilders, commissioned by J.M. Bakker of Olderker. Miller enjoyed his new mill for many years: he lived to be 81 and died in 1912. After his death, his sons continued to run the business until 1921. After the millers Lukas Jans Graver and Jan Boomgaardt, the mill passed into the possession of Joannes van Tilburg from Nieuw Weerdinge in 1952, who named it Zeldenrust. In order to compete with the grain mills, the sails were fitted with ten-have valves and fauël booms, allowing the Zeldenrust to operate faster and more frequently.

The IJsfontein (Ice Fountain) was quite interesting to look at; there was actually a layer of ice there. The IJsfontein in Dokkum The Ice Fountain is at the mercy of the elements, and no two days are the same. The ice creates patterns on the sculpture's copper skin. The extent to which the fountain forms ice layers depends on sun, humidity, temperature, wind, and precipitation.

Dokkum's town hall is located on the Zijl, the former sea lock, and was built between 1607 and 1610. It features a beautiful carillon.

Very nice view from Koekebakkerssteeg to the Zeldenrust mill.

Installed as part of the art project "Hidden Past" following the redevelopment of Dokkum's city center. The cast-iron shell-like shape features the contours of the old city walls. The city's coat of arms, with moon and stars, is depicted in the stainless steel countershape. Sunlight shines through the shell's cutout, forming a kind of sundial inside the cast-iron shape.

The turning point of the Eleven Cities Tour is in Dokkum, the northernmost city in Friesland. After completing their mark on the waters of the Zijl River, the skaters return from here to Leeuwarden, the start and finish location.