Hase Weir, Bersenbrück – Hasemühle Bersenbrück loop from Gehrde

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Osnabrück

Gehrde

Hase Weir, Bersenbrück – Hasemühle Bersenbrück loop from Gehrde

Moderate

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Hase Weir, Bersenbrück – Hasemühle Bersenbrück loop from Gehrde

03:12

12.7km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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5.56 km

View of the River Hase

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Beautiful motorhome parking space operated by the shooting club in the middle of nature

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5.64 km

Abitur monument Bersenbrück

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All the graduating students have probably left their mark here. It's truly remarkable how differently each class has implemented their ideas.

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5.91 km

Fish Throne stone bench on the Hase

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Here in the Hemke, right on the way, you will find the twin stone seat.

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6.28 km

Bersenbrück District Court and Former Prison

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The old prison is in the left part of the district court. It was built as such in 1907 after the old in the monastery gate "up de Porten" from …

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6.39 km

Bersenbrück Monastery (St. Mary) with museum

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The monastery houses a museum with a permanent cultural and historical exhibition about the region, as well as a small café.

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6.52 km

Bersenbrück Monastery and St. Vincentius Church

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This church, with its over 800-year history, stands on the site of a former Cistercian monastery. The entire, certainly worth seeing ensemble still includes the former monastery gate (a landmark …

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6.68 km

Hasemühle Bersenbrück

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Commissioned in 1293 as the monastery mill of the former Cistercian monastery of Bersenbrück, the Hasemühle has experienced a long and truly interesting development up to the cessation of grinding …

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