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- 01:45 h
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- 11 m
- 26.38 km
- Start: Rahden Museum Farm
- Destination: Rahden Museum Farm
The cycle path number 11 takes you from the museum farm through the beautiful Rahden parkland on to Wehe and the oldest post mill on the Mühlenstraße in the Minden-Lübbecke district. The mill is still in its original location and is operational. Grinding and baking days also take place here.
Continue via Barl through the Schwarzes Moor and Weißes Moor nature reserves, which invite you to go for a walk. Now you come to the Großer Stein. The Großer Stein is one of the sights of the Rahdener Land. A giant boulder on the Klasing farm. At a respectable size of 10 x 7 x 3 meters and weighing around 350 tons, this witness to the Ice Age is the largest known erratic boulder in northern Germany.On the way back, you cross the Hahnenkämper Heide. If you are on the Schmalger Weg, we recommend making a detour to the Tonnenheide Wedding Mill. Civil wedding ceremonies have been held in the Galerie-Holländer-Mühle for several years.
On the way back, Rahden's town center with its small stores and boutiques invites you to stroll and linger, or take a short walk to admire Rahden's St. Johannis Church and the old houses.Good to know
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Tour information
Loop Road
Directions & Parking facilities
Always know what's running: The smart number for buses and trains in NRW: 01806 504030
(20 cents/connection from landlines and a maximum of 60 cents/connection from mobile networks).
Author
Anna-Lena Rose
Organization
Stadt Rahden
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Baking day at the Großer Stein - you can enjoy fresh coffee, home-baked bread and cake from the bakery at the Großer Stein under the large oak trees. Baking is available for groups of 50 people or more. Further information can be found here www.heimatverein-tonnenheide.de