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Great for bird lovers and in good weather you have a great view, but the asphalt embankment is not so great for hiking and probably too warm for dog paws in midsummer.

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Beautiful nature reserve, which is worth hiking.

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A beautiful spot, pure nature

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For the safety of people and the landscape from the severe storm surges of the North Sea, construction of the Eider barrage began in 1967. As a result, the Katinger Watt was created and the mouth of the Eider is now protected from flooding and drained. More than 800 hectares of land could be gained in this way and a special landscape has emerged. The Katinger Watt is now a unique nature reserve through which several paths and roads lead. In just a few years, a natural area grew up here, in which a rich animal and plant world is at home today. In the NABU Naturzentrum Katinger Watt an exhibition shows the changes in nature. The focus is on the original nature, which is explored and preserved. Many discovery tours into the mudflats for young and old start from the Lina-Hähnle-Haus. Beautiful Eiderstedt is a resting place for many birds and a habitat for a wide variety of other animals.

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If you are lucky you can watch the whole herd of sheep being herded together to be washed. Washing once a year prevents the spread of ectoparasites.

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The history of Wester-Spätinge dates back to the 16th century. For protection the current outer dike was built in 1579 to protect against storm surges and land reclamation. The dike builders needed large quantities of clay for this. This loamy soil was taken from the area of the Wester sparrows. This laborious manual work was called "spading". The word gave the area its name. Inland dyke created flat ponds, which today are both natural and cultural monuments. While the surrounding lands were being cleared, the 27-hectare Wester-Spätinge was largely left to its own devices. Only after the storm surge of 1962 were bigger ones needed due to a dyke breach lots of cling. The three meter deep excavator hole in the north of the area is now the deepest pond in the nature reserve. https://schleswig-holstein.nabu.de/imperia/md/content/schleswigholstein/schutzgebieten/nabu_flyer_nsg_westersp__tinge_6-seiter_100x210_2020-11-10.pdf

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Nice bike path (partly a bit narrow with the trailer) and you have to watch out for the sheep

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Just stop and enjoy the peace and nature

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