알토나르 폭스파크 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Great views and a beautiful hiking and cycling trail lead along here amidst beautiful nature.

Great views and a beautiful hiking and cycling trail lead along here amidst beautiful nature.

Great view of Blankenese from the Este flood barrier; a great cycling and hiking trail leads along here amidst beautiful nature.

A great cycling and hiking trail leads along here amidst beautiful nature; highly recommended and interesting at the same time.

The sheep graze on the dikes in the Altes Land region to help with dike stabilization and maintenance. As they graze, they act as natural lawnmowers, and their hooves compact the soil, strengthening the turf and protecting the dike from erosion. Furthermore, the sheep's hooves fill in mouse holes and mole tunnels, which could otherwise lead to dike undermining during floods. The sheep keep the grass short, promoting deeper and stronger root development. This robust root system protects the dike from the force of the water. Soil compaction: the sheep's hooves firm the soil, stabilizing the dike. The compacted turf prevents erosion, and the sheep actively fill in mouse and mole holes. The sheep provide natural landscape maintenance, serving as a cost-effective alternative to mechanical maintenance and ensuring a uniform, dense turf.

A fantastic hiking and cycling path runs along here, amidst beautiful nature. On one side, sheep graze on the dike, and on the opposite side, the Elbe River flows through apple orchards. Highly recommended.

Lühe - Lower Light As early as 1868, a harbor light with a sixth-order lens light is said to have stood on the west side of the Lühe estuary. It was a small, round, white tower with a focal height of 36.5 feet and a range of 5 nautical miles. The light shone in all directions out onto the Elbe and the surrounding landscape. Between 1872 and 1873, the Hamburg Senate had five new lighthouses built along the Elbe. Thus, in 1873, a wooden lighthouse with a sixth-order lens and a kerosene lamp as its light source was erected at the Lühe estuary. A leading line was established at Lühe and Grünendeich on the Lower Elbe in 1899. Both of these lights are still standing today. The upper light from this period is still in operation.

The old country thrives on its fruit cultivation. It's a very large fruit-growing region, highly valued and popular with both tourists and locals. Whether hiking or cycling, it's a favorite destination, especially during the blossom season. But it offers beautiful views in other seasons as well. The farm tracks are very easy to cycle on. Please note that fruit growers have the right of way. Both sides are considerate. A visit is highly recommended 👍🏻.