グロース・ディスナックでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

On the northern edge of the Bartelsbusch there are still a few particularly gnarled oak trees. They are probably almost 300 years old.

There are a lot of pretty ones from me here!

He's not here either. Go south from here, turn left and you will find him. (Error reported.)

This listed bridge spans the Ratzeburg - Bad Oldesloe section of the so-called Kaiserbahn, which opened in 1897. At that time, Kaiser Wilhelm II wanted a direct connection from Berlin to Kiel by the shortest route. Therefore, the route from Hagenow to Bad Oldesloe would be rebuilt. The section located here was the last one to be opened. Kaiser Wilhelm II often used the route to get to the Kiel marina or Kiel Week. The route was only single-track, but it was built in such a way that a second track could be easily pulled. Therefore, this bridge also has two archways. Further information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnstrecke_Hagenow_Land%E2%80%93Bad_Oldesloe

Unfortunately, the specified location is incorrect. In fact, the stone is on the other side of the path. Very close to the edge of the path and about 60m following the path in a northeasterly direction.

I couldn't find a rest stop at this place!