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堤防の内側と外側を走ることができますが、常に堤防の上を走れるとは限りません。もちろん、エルベ川を眺めながら外を走るのが一番です。内側には、洒落た家が点在しています。

A wonderful walk on the beach in December 2025 in glorious sunny weather. A visit is recommended at any time of year. Major renovations are currently taking place here on Krautsand beach.

The Krautsand lighthouse today consists of a distinctive red and white steel lattice upper light (1907) and a modern, fiberglass lower light (1978), which together form a leading line to guide ships safely through the Elbe River. This line is characterized by a synchronized flashing pattern of 8 seconds, designed to facilitate navigation. The old lower light tower was demolished in 1978; the new lower light is a slender fiberglass structure. Krautsand Upper Light (The Visible Landmark): Year Built: 1907. Construction: Hexagonal steel lattice tower. Color: Painted red and white. Function: Originally served as a lateral mark, now part of the leading line. Krautsand Lower Light: Old Tower: The original lower light tower was demolished in 1978 during dike construction. ... New tower: A modern, 20.3-meter-high light made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) was erected in 1978 and replaced the old lower light. New lighthouse: A modern, 20.3-meter-high lighthouse made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) was erected in 1978 and replaced the old lower light. ...

There is a covered bicycle rack on Krautsand as well as several scattered free bicycle racks.

A great cycling route and hiking trails lead along here amidst beautiful nature 💚.

The sheep graze on the dikes in the Altes Land region to help with dike stabilization and maintenance. As they graze, they act as natural lawnmowers, and their hooves compact the soil, strengthening the turf and protecting the dike from erosion. Furthermore, the sheep's hooves fill in mouse holes and mole tunnels, which could otherwise lead to dike undermining during floods. The sheep keep the grass short, promoting deeper and stronger root development. This robust root system protects the dike from the force of the water. Soil compaction: the sheep's hooves firm the soil, stabilizing the dike. The compacted turf prevents erosion, and the sheep actively fill in mouse and mole holes. The sheep provide natural landscape maintenance, serving as a cost-effective alternative to mechanical maintenance and ensuring a uniform, dense turf. A visit is highly recommended.

A fantastic hiking and cycling path runs along here, amidst beautiful nature. On one side, sheep graze on the dike, and on the other, the Elbe River flows by. Highly recommended.

Glückstadt is highly recommended for a short break. There are fantastic hiking and cycling opportunities here. The town itself is beautiful and offers many attractions. The harbor area boasts a lively nightlife scene with a great view of the waterfront.