아펠 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Neolithic grave... as with most of these graves, today you can see nothing but a few stones... Without the sign, you would simply walk right past it.

Beautiful clear water and a small rest area with tree trunks to sit and rest.

The person or people who came up with this idea deserve a place in paradise :D I truly hope it works and they continue to maintain this place. It's up to us, the visitors, to take care of it and contribute. Thank you for such a noble gesture!

I only knew the place as the location of the legendary MicMac. But it's quite nice here even without the disco.

Something like this is rare in Germany: warm coffee, snacks and a sofa

Here are a few impressions from me of what awaits you at the site. Nothing awaits you from the grave itself, actually. After around 6,000 years, nothing remains of the grave except the boulders. And even the boulders have been incomplete for some time – it is said that many of the stones were used to build the Jesteburg church. The grave also no longer has its original dimensions; it was probably considerably larger when it was first dug. There are also no human remains in the grave, although apparently a great many people were buried there, just like in a cemetery. A plaque with some information awaits you; otherwise, you would consider the boulders to be just ordinary stones without any significance. Oh yes, next door is the Rosengarten radio tower – there was a bit more to see there, at least for me, even if it was more of a technical nature.

The hiking trail "Schwarze Berge (W5)" also leads along here. All information about the hiking trail can be found under the following link: https://www.regionalpark-rosengarten.de/aktiv-und-erleben-2/wandern/wander-tour-schwarze-berge/ (as of September 22, 2024).

Fields spread out to the right and left.