텐스펠드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

I can't recommend the tour around Lake Plön. About 66% of the route is on unpaved, potholed forest paths. It's more of a hiking trail than a bike path. The route is very, very poorly signposted.

If you walk around Lake Segeberg, you will always be able to enjoy a beautiful view of the large lake with its trees and bushes, even in summer 😊...

The Great Plön Lake, also known as the Plöner See, is the largest lake in Schleswig-Holstein and the tenth largest lake in Germany, covering an area of 28 km². It stretches southwest of the town of Plön, which lies on its shores.

For me this is a great memory of the tours in 2023

On a nice dirt road you suddenly come across this old oak tree and wonder how old it is.

In many places you have a beautiful view over the lake.

It is variously described as the thickest oak in Germany and is therefore one of the most well-known oaks of all. It has the enormous trunk circumference due to large trunk outgrowths. The trunk is said to have gotten this thickening from the repeated eating of young twigs by grazing cattle. The main base then reacted with strong scab formation and flooding. It is said to have lost its crown towards the end of the 19th century down to a height of 6 m. To date, the oak has slowly regenerated and formed a new top branch and side branches. In the 1970s, young people set fires in the trunk, which severely damaged the oak. You can still see the blackened interior. It is one of the fastest growing oaks, which is why an age of 300 years or more would theoretically be possible given the rapid annual growth. If this development continues, it could soon be the strongest oak in Germany, since it is only 8 cm apart from the alder oak.

The paths around the lake are sometimes very enchanted. Broken wood deliberately left lying around promotes this. My tip: In spring or autumn at dawn, when the haze rises over the lake.