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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.

if you like to be in the countryside

There is a small free parking area directly next to the Großkönigsförde Volunteer Fire Department.

Home-style cooking from the Stuhr family at Dorfstraße 46, 24214 Großkönigsförde, Tel. 04346 - 412516. Closed on Tuesdays.

Not far from the canoe and raft rental for the Eider

The path directly along the shore is well-surfaced, so you can get here easily on foot or by bike. There are a few benches where you can sit and relax, as the view of the fjord is magnificent. You can see the Friedrichsort lighthouse, the naval memorial in Laboe in the distance, or the eastern shore. There are often various ships moored here, waiting to enter the Kiel Canal (NOK). There is always something to see, and it is different every day.

A good spot to cast at the fjord and all the ships that sail in or out of the NOK.

The old Mit Kindest Regards site invites you to catch an unobstructed view of the Kiel Fjord. Always worth a trip.