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Eggeloge–Eygene Country Road – Felde Airfield loop from Tarbarg

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Eggeloge–Eygene Country Road – Felde Airfield loop from Tarbarg

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3.6

(17)

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Eggeloge–Eygene Country Road – Felde Airfield loop from Tarbarg

01:20

23.0km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 10.6 km for 86 m

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5.86 km

Eggeloge–Eygene Country Road

Highlight • Cycleway

also on the second part, quiet roads, hardly any cars and a beautiful landscape

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6.68 km

Brick Airplane Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

Unfortunately, the kites have been dismantled and are therefore no longer to be visited.

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7.10 km

Westerstede-Felde Airfield is a German airfield located in Westerstede. It is classified as a special landing site and approved for aircraft up to 2 tons, helicopters up to 3 tons, self-launching motor gliders, and ultralight aircraft.

The airfield is used by air sports enthusiasts (ultralight aircraft, gyrocopters) as well as private and business pilots. The Westerstede Flying Club and the Westerstede Parachute Sports Club are located on site.

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7.17 km

Seating area Am Wehlen

Highlight • Rest Area

Seating area prepared by residents in 1999, which is cared for and cared for as a community project by the neighborhood and is often used by cyclists.

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13.8 km

Hollwege Mill

Highlight • Monument

Hollwege

Hollwege is a small, manageable village that can look back on a long history as Eschdorf.

It was first mentioned in documents in 1107 with 9 farms. However, its actual age cannot be determined exactly. Hollwege most likely existed as early as 800 AD.
The name Hollwege comes from holl - low - and wege - wede - forest. Hollwege was surrounded on all sides by lowlands and forest. Even today it is still beautifully surrounded by large oak trees, fields, pastures and lots of woodland.

In Hollwege, old and new houses blend harmoniously together. Old houses were carefully restored and new ones built so that the typical appearance was preserved. A beautiful example of the preservation of old buildings is the approximately 120-year-old mill, which has been lovingly renovated and is now used privately.
In 1982, Hollwege took part in the competition "Our village should become more beautiful" for the first time. It immediately achieved third place.

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19.7 km