アレン湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

森の端にある道は、日当たりが良く、遠くまで見渡せるので特に気に入っています。それでも、太陽や雨からは守られています。

The Eider, Schleswig-Holstein's longest river, stretches 188 kilometers from its source to its mouth in the North Sea. The river begins in the hilly moraine region south of Kiel, more precisely at the Heickenteich and a small lake on the Schönhagen estate. From there, the Eider winds its way through the state in numerous twists and turns, initially as the Upper Eider, past Rendsburg, where it empties into the Kiel Canal. The river's course is interrupted by the canal but continues westward until it empties into the North Sea near Tönning.

Today, the estate is no longer used for agriculture in the traditional sense. Instead, the gatehouse and the grounds house a social-therapeutic residential facility for people with assistance needs. The complex is thus not only a listed site steeped in history, but also a vibrant living space where social participation and inclusion are central. Visitors usually only notice the grounds as they pass by or drive by – all the more impressive when they have the opportunity to walk through it.

Initially a residential road, the service road then transforms into a scenic national park hiking trail. There are also curious things to discover here, such as a car door or graffiti from the 1960s...

The Klein Nordsee estate is idyllically situated between Felde and the Kiel Canal in the Westensee Nature Park. The historic property dates back to a former outbuilding of the neighboring Bossee estate and was expanded into an independent estate in the 19th century. The Baroque gatehouse with its curved gables is particularly striking – an architectural gem that once marked the prestigious entrance to the estate. The estate is private and cannot be entered.

The mural shows three running figures and has the appearance of early graffiti.

Two regional train lines run from Felde station, with the following connections: • RE74: Runs hourly between Kiel Hbf – Rendsburg – Husum. • RB75: Serves the Kiel Hbf – Rendsburg route with additional stops in Kiel-Russee, Melsdorf, Achterwehr, Bredenbek, and Schülldorf. Both lines are operated by Nordbahn and usually run every half hour. The journey time to Kiel is approximately 15–20 minutes.

Café Noosh impresses with its authentic living room atmosphere: It fills the entire ground floor of a small single-family house right next to the train station and invites you to come in. If you like, you can step out into the small garden at the back – there are a few tables with a wonderful view of the Eider Valley in Westensee National Park. Homemade cakes, plenty of organic ingredients, and a relaxed atmosphere – whether you're with a dog, a child, or a hiking group: you'll simply feel at home here. 😊Remarkably friendly atmosphere and service.🤗