シュタインブルクの天然記念物・トップ20

「Spülfeld」（洗浄場）の標識があった場所には、灌漑場の完成まで、キャンプの糞尿が投棄されていました。新しい建物がある場所には、1906年から軍事キャンプの廃水を灌漑場に汲み上げるためのポンプ場がありました。

Pure nature, also invites you to hike

The Aukrug Nature Park is a 380-square-kilometer nature park located in the center of the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein, in the Holstein region. From its founding until 2013, it was managed by a joint association of both districts, which transferred management to the Aukrug Nature Park Association in 2014.

There were no Heck cattle to be seen today.

The Stör estuary in Schleswig-Holstein is a scenic area where the Stör flows into the Elbe. The Stör is a major tributary of the Elbe and stretches approximately 85 kilometers from its source near Neumünster to its mouth near Wewelsfleth. The region around the Stör estuary offers numerous recreational opportunities and nature experiences. One of the main attractions is the Stör Barrage, which serves to protect the inland areas from flooding and storm surges. The barrage, built in the 1970s, regulates the water level of the Stör and protects the adjacent marshlands. For nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, there are numerous cycling and hiking trails along the Stör and its estuary. The Elbe Cycle Path and the Monks' Path lead directly through this region and offer magnificent views of the river landscape and passing ships on the Elbe.

The outer dike of St. Margarethen is located near the Elbe and is now an important bird sanctuary. Originally, this area was part of a dike system that protected the hinterland from flooding. Over time, the harbor creek became increasingly silted up and port operations were discontinued. Today, the outer dike provides an important habitat for numerous bird species and is a popular destination for nature observation and cycling tours. The outer dike and the surrounding area are ideal for hikes and bike rides along the Elbe, with wonderful views of the passing ships. Historically, the area was also the site of a pilot station, but this was not rebuilt after a fire in 1902.

A wonderful nature reserve that we always enjoy visiting when we are in the north.

Very clean place with shelter and guest book