Attractions around Pinneberg

The 10,000 year old Himmelmoor is a raised bog in Quickborn. It was once the largest raised bog in Schleswig-Holstein and should actually be completely peeled off (according to a …read more

The Wulfsmühle should not be missing on a bike tour. In summer it is worthwhile to sit in the beer garden and gather strength for the next few kilometers. The …read more

The ship greeting system is a nice treat on every tour. Physical well-being is also taken care of here, and those who want to cater for themselves will find plenty of benches!

The plank path leads through the renatured moor without being affected again by being kicked.

The swing bridge over the Pinnau was completed in 1887. As a cultural monument, it is now a listed building and is one of the two oldest swing bridges in …read more

As Hetlinger ski jump called the Elbe beach near Hetlingen opposite Lühesand. On the beach are also the highest transmission towers in Europe, called Elbe crossing 1 and 2. It …read more

It doesn't go so well on the dike or on the sward. You can drive well in front of or behind the dike here. Behind the dike the route is …read more

It is always worth a detour to cross the Kleve-safe swing bridge.
The Pinnau adorns the destination as well as the tranquility in the Haseldorfer march.

Cozy and idyllic hotel / restaurant, which is ideal for a short rest on a bike ride. From the little refreshment in between to the hot meal you get everything …read more

This is the centerpiece and the most beautiful of this round, otherwise I was the federal road share too high.

The largest sea bird on the German coast is the Gannet. Since the nineties, they breed on Heligoland

Anyone who was on Heligoland, of course, has seen the Lange Anna - on the round trip everyone passes it - clear recommendation.

This lake is somewhat hidden and is well visited when the weather is nice. The lake is quite suitable for swimming. It also offers flat spots for children. But be …read more

Great and very beautiful bike path through the marshland, where you can often see "big pots" on the Elbe. Only interrupted by the “legacies” of the numerous sheep. :-) Little tip: check the wind direction before traveling ...

The Klövensteen is the largest forest area in the Hamburg-Altona district. The Klövensteen has visibly changed over the past few decades. The originally high proportion of coniferous wood has been …read more

On the castle island you can admire numerous art installations or relax and linger on the hidden benches. The atmosphere is magical and if you like, you can stop by …read more

Very nice place to stay and picnic. Seating is available! And you learn a lot from and about peat. If one follows the rails, one will discover the peat plant still in operation.

The Lummenfelsen on Helgolands south side is the only rock face in the German Bight, and thus the only habitat for seabirds breeding in the rock.
The bird colonies are …read more

No matter what the weather, always worth a trip.

The Moorlehrpfad begins directly at the peat plant. Natural destruction and renaturation go hand in hand here. About the whole story and what this meant for the landscape, flora and …read more