グロース・ボーデンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Steinhorster Wald

FeRo had really terrible weather conditions and still made a recommendation. And rightly so! I was there in September 2024 and had fantastic and sunny early autumn weather - pure enjoyment. My route recommendations away from the straight "forest highways": Bodener Zuschlag https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/7009315 Labenzer Zuschlag https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/6596457 Schürensöhler Zuschlag https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/7006683

It is the picturesque Wehrenteich, which is fed by the Wehrenbek. It is now a refuge for water birds and amphibians. It is completely surrounded by forest and is only accessible to visitors at this one point.

The manor house in Treuholz, built in 1904, is a real gem. The facade with its artistic ornaments was recently renovated. The popular family film series of the 1960s, "Immenhof re-filmed" was filmed in Treuholz between 1993 and 1995. The name Treuholz means that the forest area in question is subordinate to another estate, i.e. "loyal". This was to continue in modern times: In the 18th century, a farm belonging to the Rethwisch estate existed here, then a Holstein-Plön farm. In 1770, after a parceling, the original plot became an independent hereditary leasehold, which later became the Treuholz estate. It has seen over 15 owners in the 200 years up to the present day. Treuholz even had a train station from 1890. The landowner Ferdinand Lind had ensured that the line was laid out this way. A restaurant, post office, grocery store and a smokehouse settled around the station. In 1975, the Oldesloe-Ratzeburg line was closed. In 1902, the old, uninsured Manor house. Owner Paul Adolph Oppenheim had to sell. Two years later, the new owner Gustav Albrecht had the current manor house built in the neo-baroque style with Art Nouveau elements. https://www.kreis-stormarn.de/freizeit-und-tourismus/herrenhaeuser/treuholz.html

トレウホルツ駅は、メクレンブルクのハーゲナウ・ラントまでのバート・オルデスローからラッツェブルクを経由する単線鉄道である「カイザーバーン」沿いにありました。この路線は1897年に開業し、カイザー・ヴィルヘルム2世がリューベックやハンブルクを経由するルートよりもキール海軍基地への近道として、ベルリンからの旅行のために建設を推進したと言われています。第二次世界大戦後の国境線引きにより、この路線は分断され、重要性を失いました。旅客輸送は1962年に廃止され、貨物輸送（主に砂糖大根）は1971年に廃止されました。線路敷はまもなく撤去されたため、その経路はいくつかの折れ曲がり部分でしか確認できません。ジーベンバウメンとベルケンティンの間では、一部が自転車道としてまだ利用されています。

The paved path is the historic access route to the train station. The red brick building with 3 windows per floor is the former train station building. You stand there on the side of the building facing away from the former track; the "Treuholz" station sign was probably moved to the other side at some point. The other red brick building with 5 windows in a row was once the residential building of the "railway officials". The green strip with wild vegetation that you can see from the street to the south of the buildings still marks a small piece of the railway embankment; everything on the adjacent arable land has long since been leveled.

トレウホルツ荘園は、レトヴィシュ荘園の農場として始まり、1671年にホルシュタイン＝ pernikの小公国レトヴィシュのフォアヴェルク（郊外農場）となりましたが、1729年にはすでに再解散されました。1770年頃の区画整理により、トレウホルツ荘園は家族経営の独立した世襲借地農場となりました。この荘園の農場は、1993年から1995年にかけて、1950年代と1970年代のイメンホーフ映画のリメイク版全19話の撮影場所の一つとなりました。

Yes, nice view for the nature lover. And for those who prefer to drive on unpaved roads, I suggest this route: https://www.komoot.de/highlight/5946079