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The glassworks and brickworks in Ruhwinkel consumed vast quantities of wood until the 19th century, creating large open spaces that were later sustainably reforested by Holten Fürchtegott and Magdalene von Trepka. Today, these forests serve both forestry and nature conservation, providing habitat for animals and plants, and continue to provide important data for environmental and climate research.

From the slightly elevated Belauer Straße you have a certain view of the lake.

At the end of the 19th century, Wilhelm Rücker had a neo-Gothic country house, the "Schoss," built on the steep eastern shore of Lake Belauer on the so-called Pferdeberg hill. A striking feature of the family graves is a truly gigantic spruce tree by the roadside.

A wooden cross, approximately 3 meters tall, stands here on a raised meadow near Vierer Weg. From here, you have a wonderful view over Lake Schmalensee.

"Concordia domis foris pax" is a 19th-century Latin inscription on the side of the Holsten Gate in Lübeck facing away from the city. It means "unity within, peace without."

A small, beautiful bridge with seating to relax.

Beautiful resting place under old trees with a view over the Schmalensee

With the best view of the Schmalensee