게셔 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The peat layer formed over time by sphagnum mosses is up to 1.5 meters thick. To protect the delicate plants and structures, narrow wooden walkways have been built in the core area. Cycling is prohibited in the Fürstenkuhle to prevent damage to the sensitive plants along the narrow paths, especially when passing pedestrians. 🚲⛔

The peat layer formed over time by sphagnum mosses is up to 1.5 meters thick. To protect the delicate plants and structures, narrow wooden walkways have been built in the core area. Cycling is prohibited in the Fürstenkuhle to prevent damage to the sensitive plants along the narrow paths, especially when passing pedestrians. 🚲⛔

This viewing platform stands on the southeast side of the lake. From the top, there is a good view of the entire lake. The lake was created by excavations and has since become a paradise for waterfowl and other rare animal species. Two information panels are located nearby. In this protected area, in addition to mallards and teals, gadwalls and shovelers have already bred. Other waterfowl, such as pintails and garganeys, can be observed during migration in spring. From mid-September, the first flocks of greater white-fronted geese are "lured" by the presence of greylag geese, and gradually barnacle and bean geese arrive, finding their winter quarters here. Towards the end of winter, in addition to numerous small birds, sometimes several thousand waterfowl of various species, such as divers, mergansers, herons, and rails, can be found. With a bit of luck, one can see the slender hen harriers in winter, hovering just above the ground in a graceful flight, searching for prey. From April onwards, marsh harriers migrate through with the same elegant flight style. Another special feature is the all-white great egret, and less frequently the small little egret, which migrate to their distant breeding grounds in spring. (Source: Information panel)

A lovely rest area with a direct view of the wetlands. The bench faces south, allowing you to enjoy the sun. In summer, the tree provides additional shade. An information panel explains who is involved in nature conservation and how the area came to be developed.

The observation huts are great. With a little luck, there's a lot to discover.

Great view, invites you to linger.

Great place for kids to play.

A beautiful, narrow, and natural path, of which there are unfortunately far too few here. Most paths are paved or asphalted.