Renatured Dalke floodplains – Herzebrock Monastery loop from Evangelisch Stiftisches Gymnasium

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Renatured Dalke floodplains – Herzebrock Monastery loop from Evangelisch Stiftisches Gymnasium

Moderate

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Renatured Dalke floodplains – Herzebrock Monastery loop from Evangelisch Stiftisches Gymnasium

01:25

36.1km

60m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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Paved Road Through Teutoburg Forest Fields

Highlight • Cycleway

Very nice route, it's really good to roll there!

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2.41 km

Renatured Dalke floodplains

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After the renaturation, the Dalke was able to develop naturally again, which led to a diverse flora and fauna.

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6.61 km

24-hour egg, potato, and onion vending machine (Regiomat)

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7.36 km

Viehheide Rest Area

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very nice and lovingly maintained resting place

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10.3 km

The Benedictine monastery of Herzebrock in Herzebrock-Clarholz (Gütersloh district, North Rhine-Westphalia) was founded around 860 as a canoness convent. In 1208, it was converted into a Benedictine abbey. It existed until secularization in 1803.
To this day, it is still owned by the Princely House of Bentheim-Tecklenburg.

(Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benediktinerinnenkloster_Herzebrock)

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14.2 km

Pumpkin Stand by the Wayside

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26.3 km

Hotel Residence Klosterpforte & Marienfeld Abbey

Highlight • Historical Site

Today, the Hotel-Residence Klosterpforte is located in the farm buildings of the venerable Marienfeld Monastery. The hotel is named after the impressive stone gate, which is crossed when you enter the area. Here you can not only spend the night (at princely prices), but also dine in the monastery café or in the restaurant Klosterstübchen.

More information can be found at klosterpforte.de

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