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Be careful, the paths are soft and wet even during prolonged dry periods!

The short detour is worth it 👍

A very nice path with little traffic

The main church in the Stapelholm region dates back to the 12th/13th century. Situated on a ridge of heathland directly on the Eider, it originally served as a fortified church against the Dithmarschers on the other side of the Eider. The Dithmarschers burned the church down in the 15th century, and the Stapelholms rebuilt it afterwards. A cemetery surrounded the church until 1885, and some gravestones were left on the church grounds. Extensive restoration work began in 1954, when the ceiling, choir arch and pulpit were painted and the original design of the altar was uncovered. In 1999/2000, new windows were installed in the church, among other things.

In the café you can enjoy a cup of coffee and homemade cake, and maybe you can even fit a regional speciality from the farm shop into your jersey pocket.

Schwabstedt was a bishop's seat from around 1268 to 1700 and the Treene was an important waterborne trade route at that time. Theodor Storm dedicated two novellas to the town, namely "Renate" and "Zur Wald- und Wasserfreude".

The Schwabstedt church was built around 1160. It was originally a Romanesque fieldstone building, which lost much of its simple beauty through renovations. The church has had a ridge turret (tower) since 1889, and a large church clock was installed as early as 1644, which is now in the museum.

Great viewpoint of the Eider and surroundings.