周辺の天然記念物・トップ11

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At the entrance to the spa forest it is already evident that the forest and its paths have been completely "renovated" for the spa guests.

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Located in the middle of the beech forest are these fish ponds, which belonged to the Althof and Doberan monastery estate.

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The old beech forest has changed a lot in the last 7 years due to drought and storms. This forest has suffered a lot. Unfortunately, the paths were not always well maintained and the bridges over the streams have broken. Here, hikers and bikers have helped themselves and shown initiative. The town of Bad Doberan has not done anything for a long time, and the spa forest has become neglected. What a pity.

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Historic water reservoir from the time of the fortress construction

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A beautiful forest and very pleasant to walk through.

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There is also an information board here.

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On the information board in front of the deep pond you can find out all sorts of unfathomable stories about the creation of the deep hole. The pit is surrounded by the huge wall bastion, the so-called three-wall bastion, which - as the name suggests - served to protect the Hanseatic city with three walls. Overall, an impressive building! About the legend: http://www.lexikus.de/bibliothek/Die-Dreiwalls-oder-Teufelshoehle-bei-Rostock

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The inner space enclosed by the uppermost wall of the same is almost entirely occupied by a very deep and sloping, D-shaped water pit, which is usually referred to by the name "Düwelskuhl" - Teufelskuhle - also Dreiwallsgrube. (Source: http://lexikus.de)

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The spring temple with the bronze snakes is beautifully located in the spring valley on the hiking trail to Glashagen.

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Unfortunately, the information sign is no longer there - but you can clearly see the burial mounds between the trees.

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The sign of a Cistercian monastery are the fish ponds - that's why they also existed in Bad Doberan. The ponds are very beautifully laid out.

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The monastery ponds date back to the 13th century, when Cistercian monks from Doberan Monastery found the best conditions for building fish ponds here. They built the ponds step by step in a chain, and they were used until the 16th century. Today they are protected. With a bit of luck, you can see fire-bellied toads here. This population is one of the largest in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

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At the edge of the forest you come across these little hills that don't seem to have "grown" naturally.

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In the middle of the forest on great paths you come across this small pond.

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You wouldn't believe how hilly it can be here. If you go further, you will come to a wild brook valley

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The Hütter Wohld is particularly beautiful if you choose the smaller paths.

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It is most beautiful here in spring and autumn

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The source temple is a classical pump house, which is also the logo of Glashäger Brunnen GmbH.

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The idyllic spring valley with its excursion restaurant and the Glashäger spring is a popular destination at the gates of Bad Doberan.

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