스타펠펠트 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

그래블 바이크로 타기 좋은 길입니다. 들판과 초원을 통과합니다.

이 흙길은 Schimmelreiterhof에서 Stapelfelder Moor 방향으로 이어집니다. 함부르크와 슈토르마른의 경계에 바로 위치해 있습니다.

Stapelfelder Moor는 타기 좋습니다. 현재 자연에 휴식을 주기 위해 일부 구간이 폐쇄되었지만, Stormarn의 가장자리에 있는 Stellau 주변 지역은 어쨌든 매우 다양하고 아름답습니다!

Komoot에 대해 배우는 멋진 방법이네요. 매우 흥미로운 하이라이트를 만들어 주신 @christian 님께 감사드립니다!

Oddly enough, not much radio or television is broadcast from that transmission tower. Only Rock Antenne Hamburg on 106.8 MHz and several DVB-T2 bouquets are transmitted. Not even DAB+ is broadcast, and I couldn't find any mobile phone signal on the tower either. The mobile internet and telephone service, by the way, comes from all the antennas on the chimney of the Stapelfeldt waste incineration plant.

I once explained why such an expensive viewpoint was built there – because it's anything but pointless. The depression you can see there is about 15,000 years old and was formed by the melting of the pack ice underground. And to prevent some lunatics – of which there are more than enough in the population – each one more lunatic, more deranged, and more mentally ill than the next, from bathing in it, polluting and filthy everything, urinating in it every time, and throwing parties – to prevent it from ending up looking like a typical illegal dump – the whole thing was fenced off – which is still much too low – precisely to prevent this outstanding historical landmark from becoming an illegal garbage dump and a public urinal thanks to these psychos. This elevated platform was built so that people can still view this depression that was formed around 15,000 years ago. Ah yes, they could have easily installed a bench on the platform – then people could sit and linger there for a longer break in the height of summer – but there isn't a bench anywhere, not even next to it. But presumably, after installing just such a simple bench, the trash and filth around it would quickly accumulate, thanks to those aforementioned lunatics who would leave their garbage there in massive quantities. As we all know, illegal dumps always have a life of their own – they just get bigger every day.

Always worth a stop. It's interesting to see what some pilots do with their flying machines. There are plenty of benches on site to observe the hustle and bustle.

Very beautiful route. Hardly any traffic in the morning, but a few riders around midday/afternoon.