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Ditzum Windmill – Harbour "Ditzum" loop from Bunde (Ostfriesl)

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Ditzum Windmill – Harbour "Ditzum" loop from Bunde (Ostfriesl)

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405

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Ditzum Windmill – Harbour "Ditzum" loop from Bunde (Ostfriesl)

02:28

41.5km

50m

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: April 17, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 20.5 km for 55 m

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11.2 km

Dollart Dike Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Actually, the highlight should be a section of the route that describes the cycle path to the left of the Ems along the dollart to the Dutch border. Seen in …

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19.5 km

View of Ditzum

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A nice manageable fishing village. There is a lot to discover and explore in the small streets. There are many restaurants and cafes that invite you to take a break.

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20.0 km

Ditzum Windmill

Highlight • Monument

Nice gallery Dutchman in the middle of Ditzum, which is not easy to photograph optimally because of the narrow streets. It is worth climbing the mill when it is open. …

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20.3 km

Ditzum Harbour

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Ditzum is a small, beautiful town on the Ems at Dollart. There is a small harbor with a ferry connection to Petkum and to the harbor in Emden with a …

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20.5 km

Harbour "Ditzum"

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The small fishing village of Ditzum is popular with cyclists. Whether on the return trip from Rheiderland or the Dollart route from Holland. Ditzum always invites you to take a …

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20.6 km

Ditzum Ferry and Harbor

Highlight • Rest Area

The port of Ditzum is special because it still contains many original elements that cannot be found anywhere else, such as the Bültjer shipyard, built in 1929, a special shipyard …

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