シェーンベルク（ホルスタイン）での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The wind often blows strongly along the coast, and the man on the Schönberg pier feels it too. The sculpture was created in 2004 for an art exhibition in Schönberg. The shapes were cut and welded from Corten steel sheets. The umbrella is forged. The sculpture is approximately 3.5 meters high. The original is on loan to the Schönberg pier. A smaller version stands in Heiligenhafen.

Here on Dackelweg, behind the dike, is a small holiday home settlement dating back to the 1950s. So there's always plenty to see.

A beautiful singletrack trail leads across the Fernau stream through the salt marshes of the Probstei region, which were once regularly flooded by the Baltic Sea. Unlike many other paths here, it is made of gravel and designed as a singletrack, not concrete slabs. The trail crosses drainage ditches several times, and on one side, old willows form a semi-avenue-like line – ideal for a nature walk or a short bike ride.

On a hill stands an old searchlight adjustment mechanism from the Second World War, a relic of military coastal defense installations. The installation is now decommissioned, but it offers a direct insight into the technology and strategies of that era and shapes the landscape as a historical testament.

"Man in the Storm" was designed and created by metalworker Heiko Voss and is on loan to the municipality of Schönberg. "Man in the Storm" is designed and created by Heiko Voss and is on loan to the municipality of Schönberg.

Absolutely recommended restaurant. Delicious Italian and German dishes, and dogs are very welcome.

Parking space near dog beach 🐶

delicious coffee, cake and ice cream.