그로저 세게베르거 호수 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

beautiful hiking trail

Easy to moderately difficult route, perfect for warm days as there's plenty of shade. There's also a superbly maintained outdoor pool for cooling off, as well as the absolutely charming Café Goldmarie with delicious cappuccino and cake. Highly recommended as a reward after a lap around the lake :)

Just a nice walk around the lake

Heinrich Wickel was a prominent entrepreneur and pioneer in Bad Segeberg. He recognized the healing properties of the brine found beneath the Kalkberg and used it for medicinal baths. On July 1, 1884, he opened his bathhouse at what is now Oldesloer Straße 20. By Whitsun 1885, he was able to inaugurate his magnificent spa for salt and mud baths above the Great Segeberg Lake.

Here, at the memorial stone of Heinrich Wickel, a beautiful garden was laid out in a terraced form.

A particularly beautiful place with a good view of the lake

A beautiful place The view of the lake is particularly beautiful here 👍🥾🥾

Among the lakes of East Holstein, the Great Segeberg Lake is distinguished by its unique origins. After a salt dome containing gypsum and anhydrite rock rose to near the surface due to salt tectonics, groundwater released after the thawing of the glacial permafrost gradually dissolved rock salt and gypsum in the subsurface and leached cavities (subrosion). The overlying rock and sedimentary layers subsided, leaving behind depressions that filled with water. This resulted in the formation of several lake basins, initially covered by a continuous body of water. After a natural lowering of the lake level, possibly caused by a sinkhole at a later date, the original body of water divided into the Great Segeberg Lake and the much smaller Klüthsee to the northeast. The Great Segeberg Lake is part of the gypsum karst landscape of Bad Segeberg and is thus related to the Kalkberg and its cave.