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A beautiful little work of art from 2013... two fish jumping over the water.

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Numerous useful devices to train not only the legs, but the whole body.

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The execution of a bookbinder took place here in 1822... although the execution site existed until 1870, the last execution took place in 1822.

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Very simple wooden shelter right by the lake... perfect for a short break

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Along the path you can find numerous beautiful wooden sculptures, e.g. this owl.

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Along the path you will find numerous beautiful wooden sculptures, e.g. an owl.

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From the bench right by the lake you have a magnificent view over the Windebyer Noor... if you take your time you can always observe water birds.

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A very simple wooden shelter... in the distance you can just make out the Windebyer Noor.

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Walking along the unassuming Osterwall, you have a beautiful view of the lower-lying Windebyer Noor.

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From here you can start a lovely walk around the Windebyer Noor... especially worthwhile in the evening hours.

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Beautiful little beach at Windebyer Noor. A great place for a break.

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A very beautiful path along the Noor. Here you can take a relaxing walk and enjoy the view over the lake.

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The deepest point of the Windebyer Noor[2], at 13.6 metres, is in the north of the lake near the Eckernförde district of Carlshöhe; in the middle, the lake is eleven metres deep. The water of the Windebyer Noor is slightly saline (in different places between over one and a good two PSU[3]). Bulges of the Windebyer Noor are called Schnaaper Bucht (Snap Bugt), Norderhake (Nørrehage), Süderhake (Sønderhage), Südbucht (Sydbugt)[4] and Kochendorfer Bucht.[5] The Norderhake was the connecting arm of the Windebyer Noor to the Eckernförde city harbour.

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The Windebyer Noor (obsolete: Eckernförder Noor, Schna(a)per Noor and Goos-Noor; Danish: Vindeby Nor, Low German: Winnebyer Noor, Winneby-Noor) is a 389 hectare inland lake in Schleswig-Holstein. It is located on the western edge of the town of Eckernförde, to whose municipal area it belongs. To the south and west, the eponymous municipality of Windeby borders the shore of the lake. Former residents of the lake were the municipality of Borby until its incorporation in 1934 (Borby exclave Schnaap) and the municipality of Gammelby until 1973 (Grasholz).

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If the walk around Windebyer Noor is not physically demanding enough for you, you can train all muscle groups on the varied fitness facilities, which are in a moderately well-maintained condition.

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A nice place to take a break can be a highlight when hiking, especially if it offers this view and is so overgrown.

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I really appreciate outdoor exhibitions of works of art that are permanently accessible and free of charge as an enrichment to a hiking tour.

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Even though it is a boring, straight route in terms of hiking, the background knowledge creates an exciting connection to our ancestors.

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I really enjoyed the trail. Great paths, a few benches for a break, and always close to the water – simply fantastic! 🚶👍

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The Windebyer Noor is a 389-hectare inland lake near Windeby, west of Eckernförde (about 2 km away). The municipality of Windeby also borders the lake. A hike around the Noor offers beautiful scenery. Three-quarters of the lake is encircled by a hiking trail. During our hike, we enjoyed magnificent views across the Noor and the adjacent fields. Along the trail, you'll find, among other things, wood-carved figures, an exercise course, and the sixth-largest glacial erratic in Schleswig-Holstein, "the White Stone," which is visible directly in the Noor. A hike around the entire Noor is approximately 11 km long and takes about 3 hours on foot. Eckernförde can be included in the complete circuit. Quick facts about Noors: Noors are almost completely separate bays of larger bodies of water. They were formed during the Ice Age by glacial tongues. The complete separation of the Windebyer Noor from the Eckernförde Bay took place here in 1929 through artificial land reclamation.

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