쉬운 델스테터 버크와일드무어 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Impressively renaturalized and can be hiked on natural paths (possibly very damp to wet!).

The Dellstedter Birkwildmoor nature reserve is located in the Eider-Treene-Sorge river landscape. It covers an area of approximately 620 hectares and has been part of the FFH area “Moors of the Eider-Treene-Sorge-Niederung” since January 2010 and is therefore designated as a Natura 2000 area. In April 2016, a management plan for the conservation and development of the habitat types there was drawn up for the NSG “Dellstedter Birkwildmoor” sub-area by the Schleswig-Holstein Nature Conservation Foundation. It consists of the two separate raised moor remains, the Nordermoor and the Ostermoor, as well as the surrounding wet meadows. In some places the peat is up to six meters thick. The moor takes its name from the black grouse, which used to have very strong populations here, but has unfortunately disappeared from the moor as a breeding bird since the early 1980s. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dellstedter_Birkwildmoor

Getting informed is always good

Wildly romantic, the path is a bit muddy in places (of course it's a bog) so it's better to wear sturdy shoes.

Nice bench from which you can look at the paddocks and paths.

There is a car park directly in front of the sign with parking for several cars

Information sign including maps with information and paths for hiking or cycling to take away.

a very well-kept place with a covered break opportunity. The unusual construction, which consists of four huge wooden poles on which a grass-covered roof rests, is modeled on a former harvest storage facility. This construction was called "Four Rod Mountains". The roof was movable in the original. Mayor Volker Lorenzen told me that if you want to spend the night here, you should first obtain the consent of the municipality of Dörpling.