하비‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

It has now happened: large sections of the path, which ran directly along the edge, have collapsed, taking numerous trees with them. Part of it has been cordoned off with barrier tape – which is now quite damaged. A narrow alternative path runs alongside the original one. It is very sad and frightening, but walkable – however, definitely not recommended for strollers or people with mobility impairments!

Here the Baltic Sea 💦 or the Eckernförde Bay shows itself from one of its most beautiful sides. A beautiful sight and a magnificent view. The path leads through beech forests and along the coast!

Giants used to play football here. This is how people explained the formation of the megalithic tombs, which were created around 3400 to 3600 BC.

The Bistensee was formed during the Vistula Ice Age, which began 70,000 years ago. When it receded around 13,000 years ago, a glacier with a thickness of a good 3,000 m left a valley with its melt water and formed today's Hüttener and Duvenstedt mountains with its moraines. The frontal and push moraines reached heights of up to 72 m. Noteworthy is the watershed east of the lake. The Bistensee drains into the North Sea, while the Wittensee, which is within sight, runs out to the Baltic Sea. Today's water surface of the Bistensee is about 1.54 km². It has an average depth of 7.5 m. A few more superlatives: Greatest depth 14.3 m. Greatest length 2,516 m. Greatest width 828 m. The lake surface is almost flat 12 m above sea level. The "Junge Sorge" flows into the lake in the north-east. She leaves him in the West common part, but now noted as a "concern" in the cards. Known among anglers as one of the most beautiful fishing areas in Schleswig Holstein. Under canoe and The river is an insider tip for kayakers. The body of water is regularly subjected to official controls. Swimming, sailing, rowing, surfing and fishing is possible on the lake. http://www.bistensee.de/see-und-dorf.htm

Here you will find a place for a short break and can enjoy the rural idyll at the Bistensee.

The coast changes enormously depending on the time of day and the light, but also occasionally due to eruptions.

Beginning at the Eckernförde burial forest, you follow a forest path in IMMEDIATE proximity to the cliffs.

The Düvelstein (ndt.) (Sometimes also Düwelstein or Teufelsstein) near Großkönigsförde is a boulder near the village of Großkönigsförde in the municipality of Lindau (near Kiel). It is the largest boulder in Schleswig-Holstein. The Düvelstein is located about 20 meters west of the county road 92 from Großkönigsförde to Revensdorf. It lies in a slight hollow, caused by the excavation of the stone, and is freely accessible. The boulder weighs around 180 tons, is around 3.75 meters high, 6 meters long and 4.5 meters wide, its circumference is around 18 meters; its shape is irregular, angular, e.g. Partly furrowed, in some places break-off edges of larger pieces can be seen.