フリントベクのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Weatherproof footwear is recommended. The path to the bridge is rarely dry.

Beautiful clearing when you come out of the forest

The view of the lake is unobstructed here. In the evening, the sun is on the western horizon and its flat rays sweep flat and warm across the lake. A special moment in the evening hours.

At the foot of the tree stands a memorial stone with the simple inscription: Peace 10 May 1871. This place serves as a historical monument and commemorates the victory of Germany (more precisely: the North German Confederation under Prussian leadership and its South German allies) against France under Emperor Napoleon III.

The bridge in Flintbek leads over the Eider in steps. The Eider valley between Schulensee and Bordesholm is an important natural heritage site that has been renaturalized through targeted conservation measures such as extensive grazing and the cessation of water maintenance. As a result, wet meadows, fens and natural river courses have spread again, which benefits rare species such as the marsh harrier, the moor frog and various bats. A network of hiking trails allows visitors to experience the impressive landscape and its biodiversity up close.

This granite monument on a wooded hill commemorates the fallen soldiers of World Wars I and II. You can only get there via a long staircase.

Even though the path is a bit steep and there are a few roots sticking out, you can still cycle along it.

Pure nature. From the green Eider Bridge you can enjoy a great view of the Eider Valley and the Eider.