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🦌 What is Eekholt Wildlife Park? • The park is located in Großenaspe near Bad Bramstedt and was founded in 1970. • Over 700 animals live in natural enclosures on approximately 67 hectares – including wolves, otters, eagle owls, wild cats, deer, birds of prey, and lots of wild boars with cute piglets. • The focus is on native species and environmental education – more like a forest than a safari, but with a truly clear conscience.

Eekholt Wildlife Park is a true natural highlight in the heart of Schleswig-Holstein – charming, educational, and surprisingly lively. You won't find elephants here, but you'll find wolves, wild boars, and plenty of "local stars" who would otherwise be more likely to be seen in the forest than in the spotlight.

The river is 15.7 km long and has a height difference of 10 meters. It originates north of Aukrug-Innien from the confluence of the Buckener Au and Fuhlenau, with the Buckener Au being the longer source. The Bünzau is a sand-covered lowland stream.[1] Important tributaries are the Höllenau and Bredenbek. The Bünzau was navigable for the barges common at the time until around 1870. This was used to transport timber from Aukrug south to the Stör and further to the Elbe. In 2005, traces of a beaver were first found in the Bünzau.

Beautiful area

Along the Bünzau there is a beautiful forest, partly planted with beech trees. You can hike on beautiful forest paths above the Bünzau. This meanders between meadows and pastures.

Starting point for a beautiful hike parallel to the Schmalfelder Au. Launching point for canoes. Opposite is a dog run.

The Eekholt Wildlife Park is a wildlife park that extends over parts of the municipalities Großenaspe, Bimöhlen and Heidmühlen in the Segeberg district. It is home to around 100 Central European species with over 700 animals on an area of 67 hectares that has been designed to be close to nature. (Source: Wikipedia)

In the Aukrug Nature Park, the Bünzau stands out as a natural, wild river, some with sandy shores.