Burlo Mill and Haus Burlo – Pilgrimage Site Eggerode loop from Wald bei Haus Burlo

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Burlo Mill and Haus Burlo – Pilgrimage Site Eggerode loop from Wald bei Haus Burlo

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Burlo Mill and Haus Burlo – Pilgrimage Site Eggerode loop from Wald bei Haus Burlo

02:08

8.36km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Wald bei Haus Burlo

Vechte

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180 m

Poaterpättken Trail in Wald bei Haus Burlo

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Very nice trail through the forest, the Poaterpättken

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1.93 km

Burlo Mill and Haus Burlo

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The mill originally belonged to the nearby monastery "Klein Burlo", which was founded in 1361. This mill was the grain mill of the monastery. Another relic of the monastery is …

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4.22 km

Pilgrimage Site Eggerode

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Due to the good asphalt one is through Eggerode pretty fast. ;)

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4.28 km

Eiszeit, Eggerode

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On nice days in both houses mighty full.

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4.34 km

Eggerode Village Model (c. 1827)

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This 3D model provides a good overview of Eggerode. It is readable in Braille for the blind.

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4.45 km

St. Mary's Nativity (Marienkirche Eggerode)

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Next to the listed Church of St. Mary is the Chapel of Grace, which houses an approximately 800-year-old statue of Mary. It is visited by thousands of worshippers every year. So how about a short visit?

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4.67 km

Where the River Vechte begins

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Origin of the river Vechte. According to a court decision, it is formed (not originates!) by the confluence of the Rockeler Bach and Burloer Bach. The Vechte flows through several …

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