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美しい自然に囲まれた素晴らしいサイクリングコースとハイキングコースです💚。

訪問する価値があり、同時に休憩に最適な興味深い場所です。

The Schwinge bascule bridge was built in 1987. This road bascule bridge over the Schwinge River near Stade on the L111 is generally open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and upon request for shipping traffic. Passage is free of charge, but requires prior registration to cross the bridge. Important note: The bridge is designed for recreational boating, and shipping traffic has priority. It is recommended to contact the harbor master of the Stade city harbor before planning a passage, especially in adverse weather conditions, as short-notice changes may occur.

A fantastic cycling and hiking trail runs along the Schwinge Bridge, surrounded by beautiful nature. On a clear day, you can see the St. Cosmae church tower in Stade. The Stade marina is also located here.

The cycle path between Assel and Bützfleht is recommended and easy to cycle on.

A fantastic cycling route with rest stops amidst beautiful nature and expansive views across the fields to the Elbe 1 and Elbe 2 power lines. Because this route is so popular, additional rest areas have been built. It's also a great place for a hike. Since the route runs directly alongside the railway line, you can end your tour at any time and take the train back. Perhaps plan your trip accordingly.

The Lühe-Schulau ferry transports its passengers back and forth. The crossing takes about 25 minutes. The connection between Wedel, now a city in the Hamburg metropolitan region, and Lühe, a village in the first mile of the Altes Land region, has existed since 1918.

The Este Barrage at Neuenfelde is an important flood protection structure at the mouth of the Este River where it flows into the Elbe near Hamburg-Neuenfelde. It protects the second line of dikes and regulates the water level. It comprises an inner and an outer barrage. A bascule bridge for road traffic is located here, which is occasionally closed for maintenance work, although pedestrians and cyclists can often cross. It protects against storm surges and high inflows of the Este by preventing flooding and regulating the water level. It is situated on the Elbe near the Airbus site and the former Sietas shipyard. The outer barrage is operated by the city of Hamburg, while the inner barrage belongs to the district of the city of Stade and protects the areas behind it as far as Buxtehude. A bascule bridge spans the structure and can be closed to road traffic.