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The Lübthen Heath is the largest contiguous heathland in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and has been part of the UNESCO Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve since 2015. 📜 Formerly a military training area, the area is now a unique natural heritage site with a rare active inland dune. 🦉 Many rare animals such as the Boreal Owl, Nightjar, and Red-backed Shrike have found a protected habitat here. 🛡️ Large parts of the heath are core and conservation zones where nature is allowed to develop freely. 🌄 Along the way, open sandy areas alternate with heather and sparse pine forests. 🏚️ Relics such as the remains of bunkers and traces of the former village of Quast recall the region's turbulent past. ⚠️ It is important not to leave the marked trails, as explosive ordnance may still be found in the ground off the trail. 📍 Red-headed posts and information boards at the starting points of the routes provide orientation.

The Lübthen Heath is the largest contiguous heathland in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and has been part of the UNESCO Elbe River Landscape Biosphere Reserve since 2015. 📜 Formerly a military training area, the area is now a unique natural heritage site with a rare active inland dune. 🦉 Many rare animals such as the Boreal Owl, Nightjar, and Red-backed Shrike have found a protected habitat here. 🛡️ Large parts of the heath are core and conservation zones where nature is allowed to develop freely. 🌄 Along the way, open sandy areas alternate with heather and sparse pine forests. 🏚️ Relics such as the remains of bunkers and traces of the former village of Quast recall the region's turbulent past. ⚠️ It is important not to leave the marked trails, as explosive ordnance may still be found in the ground off the trail. 📍 Red-headed posts and information boards at the starting points of the routes provide orientation.

The inland dune, which is also wandering, is one of the largest of its kind in Germany. In addition to the dune itself, you can also enjoy the wonderful panorama of the heath from the hill.

Always stay on the paths, then nothing can happen

Definitely worth checking out. Very nice spot to pause and enjoy, this dune in the middle of the forest.

Again and again you will find relics in this area from the time when active military training took place here. Among other things, a number of buildings that were built specifically for this purpose served as targets.

If you want to take a breather and enjoy the vastness of the heath while sitting, this covered picnic bench is just the thing.

An exciting information board provides information about how the former military training area is being transformed into a biosphere reserve and a valuable habitat for flora and fauna.