グロース・オッフェンス-アスペルンの天然記念物・トップ20

The Liether Kalkgrube is a former open-cast mine where limestone was mined. The Kalkgrube is geologically very interesting because the oldest rock layers in northern Germany come to the surface here. These layers were formed around 250 million years ago, in the Permian period. They consist mainly of limestone, claystone and sandstone.

The Liether Kalkgrube is located in the district of Pinneberg, east of the town of Klein Nordende. It is a former open-cast mine that was closed in 1986. The area was designated a nature reserve in 1991 and was awarded a "National Geotop" in 2006. (Source: Wikipedia)

Impressive nature reserve which is definitely worth a visit.

The Liether Kalkgrube is a wonderful biotope!

Here is a nice rest area including a barbecue area.

A beautiful park, here you can spend some time and enjoy. Plenty of seating to rest and observe nature. Should you have seen!

An interesting and beautiful place at the same time.

Visitors can explore Schleswig-Holstein's largest raised bog on a nearly four-kilometer-long nature trail. It leads over soft peat soil, through birch forests, and along a boardwalk. Information boards along the trail provide information about the extraordinary flora and fauna. At three different locations, vantage points offer a beautiful view of the moor lake and the former peat mining areas.