Vechte River Restoration – Gildehaus East Mill loop from Schüttorf

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Germany

Lower Saxony

Landkreis Grafschaft Bentheim

Schüttorf

Vechte River Restoration – Gildehaus East Mill loop from Schüttorf

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Vechte River Restoration – Gildehaus East Mill loop from Schüttorf

01:48

43.1km

100m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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3.22 km

Vechte River Restoration

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Beautiful views of open natural areas.

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3.30 km

Vechte River Near Quendorf

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Quendorf is a great area with a beautiful landscape for cycling!

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13.7 km

Waldseite Shelter

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Tables, benches and clean, nothing more is possible.

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20.3 km

Gildehaus East Mill

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The Gildehauser Ostmühle was built in 1750 by Count Friedrich Karl zu Bentheim. The substructure is made of Bentheim sandstone. The mill was restored in 1984 and is fully functional.

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21.9 km

The county is generally a good place for cyclists in any direction!
And also very popular with racing cyclists.
In the Upper County, however, you have to expect cobblestones in the places Gildehaus and Bad Bentheim!

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26.0 km

Gildehauser Venn Pathway

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Great, lonely landscape, well-maintained nature trail, easy to ride on a racing bike at Trockenheim.

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33.3 km

Eileringsbeeke

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A small stream that flows into the Vechte near Samern. There is a bank there as a resting place.

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33.3 km

Sandstone Bridge at Ohner Diek

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In 1793, a solid bridge made of sandstone was built, which was popularly known as the "Napoleon Bridge" due to the French era at the time. Since the bridge became …

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