ハビーの天然記念物・トップ20

In summer, children can play in the shallow stream....

It has now happened: large sections of the path, which ran directly along the edge, have collapsed, taking numerous trees with them. Part of it has been cordoned off with barrier tape – which is now quite damaged. A narrow alternative path runs alongside the original one. It is very sad and frightening, but walkable – however, definitely not recommended for strollers or people with mobility impairments!

The Bucket Lake became a striking flagship for Eckernförde's ecologically oriented urban development concept, which began in 1984. And the bucket became a symbol for the lake.

Great motifs for the camera 🤙

The original stream bed was restored for DM 56,000 through the renaturation of the upper reaches of the Lachenbach. On December 6, 1990, the nature conservation officer of the city of Eckernförde, Michael Packschies, explained to the press representatives present how the Dramms Koppel depression, through which the Lachenbach flows, is being transformed into a wetland area: All that is needed is a plastic mortar bucket (cost: 5.90 DM), which prevents the water from draining away. Packschies then wedged the bucket in an inspection shaft in the depression, the original drain of the cased creek was closed and the water began to back up. In January 1991 the water level reached its highest level, the water flowed off via a natural overflow. The water depth of the Eimersee is up to 1.5 meters.

Here the Baltic Sea 💦 or the Eckernförde Bay shows itself from one of its most beautiful sides. A beautiful sight and a magnificent view. The path leads through beech forests and along the coast!

Here you can let your soul dangle.

Giants used to play football here. This is how people explained the formation of the megalithic tombs, which were created around 3400 to 3600 BC.