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Beautiful little trekking site "Schäferhaus" with space for two tents as part of the "Wild Schleswig Holstein" program: https://www.stiftungsland.de/touren-und-termine/entdecken/trekkingplaetze/

Symbolize the overnight accommodation Schäferhaus

This is a duplicate of "Overnight accommodation Schäferhaus"

This overnight accommodation is offered by the Schleswig-Holstein Nature Conservation Foundation. The site is located in the heart of the Schäferhaus Foundation's land (Schleswig-Flensburg district), a former military training area. At this overnight accommodation, you can pitch your tent near the sculpture next to the famous "Ochsenweg," a historic country road. The overnight accommodation is unmissable thanks to the wooden sculpture depicting two symbolic ox horns. A sign with the "Wild Schleswig-Holstein" logo makes it easy to find the overnight accommodation. Advance reservation for camping on the Schäferhaus Foundation's land is not necessary.

Really nice bathing lake

The swan pond in Flensburg is a pond on the southern edge of the Marienholzung. The pond is 75 meters long from north-east to south-west and about 30 meters wide. In the middle of the pond is an island about 10 by 10 meters in size. The pond should be no more than one meter deep. On the north side, a small forest stream flows into the pond. On the south side of the pond, the forest stream flows off. The aforementioned forest stream is one of the countless small streams that feed the Marienau. Since the Middle Ages, fish farming ponds have been created in the Flensburg area and also at various points in the Stadtfeld, which belonged to the city of Flensburg. On a map of Flensburg's Stadtfeld from 1779, several such fish ponds are evidently recorded in the said southern area of the Marienholzung. The swan pond has been preserved as the last of this pond economy. At the end of the 18th century, the Marienholzung became a destination for Flensburg residents. In the 19th century, the nearby Marienholzung inn (about 200 meters north-west) was the first inn for day trippers to be set up in the Marienholzung. The excursion destination Schwanenteich was captured in pictures on several postcards from the 20th century. In some of these illustrations, swans are swimming on the pond. The name Schwanenteich is also already mentioned on these postcards. The painter Hans Christiansen painted the pond in 1901 for a book illustration. He and his wife immortalized themselves on the graphic entitled "Prominent couple at the swan pond". In contrast to that time, the pond is now enclosed by a wooden fence. There are also benches to relax and a rain shelter. Instead of swans, mallards can now be seen living in the pond. To this day, the swan pond is often associated with the fairytale Jungfernsee of the Eddeboe, where, according to legend, at midnight the maidens, who were once kidnapped and dishonored by the evil knight of the Eddeboe, dance around the lake in long white robes and with quiet , wailing voices would sing sad tunes. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwanenteich_(Flensburg)

A nice place for a break, there is also a board here with information about the ox path that is said to have led along here in the past.

A very nicely restored watermill, a good place to take a break with a bench overlooking the watermill.