Noor Bridge (Haddebyer and Selker Noor)

Here you have to pass the Noor bridge between the Selker and Haddebyer Noor. A great place for a short rest. A very small section of the beach invites you to cool off your feet in the Noor water (depending on the season).

The bridge separates the Haddebyer Noor and the Selker Noor from each other.

The word Noor comes from the Danish (“Nor”) and means “Haff” or “Strandsee” and in the north of Schleswig-Holstein usually describes a lake-like body of water that is almost completely separated from the sea. These areas are of great ecological importance as they represent a unique habitat for many animal species.

Worth seeing: Not far from the bridge is the large Sigtrygg stone, a replica of a Viking Age rune stone.

A strange, small, seemingly tiny bridge in the middle of a landscape that bridges Haddebyer and Selker Noor.