Attractions and Places To See in Bachsystem Des Wienbaches - Top 20

Well-preserved and worth seeing mill on the edge of the Üfter Mark. The Hammbach is dammed in the mill pond. In addition to the mill itself, the weir system made of natural stone and the mill pond are also cultural monuments. The special feature of the Tüshaus mill is its 3 functions: 1) Oil mill 2) Grain mill 3) Power generation The mill association is committed to preserving the mill. Guided tours are held on request on the first and third Sunday of the month. Opposite the mill there is a rustic rest stop with an e-bike charging station. Further information: https://www.tueshaus-muehle.de/

An idyllic grain, oil and energy production mill.

A trip on foot or by bike, always worth the trip. Many animals can be observed here.

For me one of the most beautiful watermills in the area. Super restored and in great condition. You can walk around it on all sides, at the back to the water.

The "water buffalo" are Heck cattle that stay outside in the Hervester Bruch all year round as horned landscapers. The leased areas of the farmers are managed with the herds according to the specifications of nature conservation.

The Wulfen army ammunition plant is a former Wehrmacht ammunition plant between the Dorsten districts of Deuten, Holsterhausen, Hervest and Wulfen, which is now used by the German armed forces. The site was contaminated with duds and remains of ammunition due to the effects of war and improper destruction of ammunition (heap blasting) by the Allies. Nevertheless, the British Army of the Rhine maintained an ammunition depot there. After reunification, the depot was handed over to the Bundeswehr as part of the reduction in British forces in Germany. In the 1990s, the depot underwent a thorough modernization, with almost all of the old ammunition bunkers being removed and new ammunition warehouses being built. There are still four intact Wehrmacht ammunition depots, two of which are still in use. During this restructuring work, the existing soil contamination was largely removed and unexploded ordnance cleared. Groundwater damage continues and is being observed. In the meantime, the Wulfen site has been expanded to become the largest ammunition depot in Germany and one of the largest ammunition depots in Western Europe. Ammunition with a capacity of up to 62,000 tons can be stored in 381 warehouses. The 210-hectare site is criss-crossed by 15 kilometers of railway tracks and 25 kilometers of roads. The tracks are connected to the Deutsche Bahn rail network via Deuten station. The facility was operated by the Bundeswehr as the Wulfen ammunition depot until 2001 and was then upgraded to the Wulfen main ammunition depot. As part of the restructuring of the Bundeswehr, the Ammunition Supply Center West was created on January 20, 2016.[1] It is one of the Bundeswehr's four ammunition supply centers (with nine ammunition depots). Among other things, the Köppern ammunition depot reports to him. After the reorganization of Dorsten into districts in 2013, the depot is located entirely in the Deuten district

Perfect place to take a break on the edge of the Üfter-Mark.

Also on the north side of the area, at the small pond, you can sit and watch birds. Suitable for hikers and cyclists alike.