バルントルプでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Beautiful stone seeks new home

Great panoramic view of the municipality of Barntrup

Biotope swamp area in and around the forest.

A must on the Dwarf Anton Trail

Very suitable for taking a break with a hiking group and enjoying the wonderful views.

The red chair belongs to the "Wallbaum's Rest" station, which also includes another chair and a poem. The name "Wallbaum" is based on the former owner of the "Deutsches Haus" hotel. This place invites reflection. Here you can pause and take in the works of art.

There are many interesting things to discover on the Barntrup Art Trail. 🤓

Over 2000 years ago, the Celts developed a tree calendar based on a lunar calendar with 13 months. Each month corresponded to a lunar phase and was therefore about 28 days long according to today's calendar. In keeping with the seasons, the Celts divided the year into two half-years from March to September and from September to March, i.e. the time of long and short days. The Celtic tree calendar assigned 21 trees to the different phases of the year, which make up a Celtic tree horoscope. Oak, birch, olive and beech represent the change of seasons. In the Celtic tree horoscope, they therefore only appear once a year for one day. More information at: https://baumhoroskop.ch/