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Delmenhorst Graft Park – Dünsener Bach Wooden Bridge loop from Harpstedt

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Delmenhorst Graft Park – Dünsener Bach Wooden Bridge loop from Harpstedt

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Delmenhorst Graft Park – Dünsener Bach Wooden Bridge loop from Harpstedt

02:24

40.0km

120m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 4, 2026

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993 m

Harpstedt Manor

Highlight • Historical Site

A castle was first mentioned here in 1291. After a major fire in 1739, the complex was demolished and a new building built on the foundations.

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1.13 km

Amtshof Harpstedt and the moat

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The Amtshof Harpstedt is a historic building, today it houses the town hall of the Harpstedt municipality.

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11.2 km

Große Höhe Glider Airfield

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It's exciting to watch the takeoffs and landings at the Große Höhe gliding site. Sometimes there are also opportunities to fly in the middle of a two-seater. I can only recommend it, it's fun.

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18.4 km

Bridge over the Delme

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Four way crossing, direct connection to the Mili and the highway underpass

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19.4 km

The Grafts are the green lungs of Delmenhorst, with the popular Grafttherme, a fun pool with a beautiful sauna. Not suitable for cycling everywhere because there are many walkers on the way, at least in the part of the ramparts.

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20.0 km

Delmenhorst Graft Park

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The Delmenhorster Graft is the green lung of the city. A place steeped in history, the two Graft rings used to enclose the castle of the Counts of Oldenburg. However, none of this has survived.

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20.8 km