노르더스타펠 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

노르더슈타펠의 게스트아브루흐(클레브)에 있는 빙하기의 모래 지형.

The Wegmann Fjord Stud Farm in Süderstapel specializes in breeding and keeping Fjord horses and combines agriculture with riding and holiday accommodation. A striking farm in the village, demonstrating how horse breeding and rural tourism can coexist here. Several older buildings characterize the stud farm.

The Eiderblick House is a striking, white, classically styled building located opposite the church in Stapel/Süderstapel. The two-story, manor-like building is currently used as a vacation home and offers direct views of the Eider River, a private boat dock, and fishing opportunities.

The view from the large bathing meadow towards the Eider is therefore very beautiful because the river makes a large bend here, so that one can see far into both arms.

At the houses with stork nests there are these overview boards about the young birds of the last few years.

Anyone wanting to visit the stork exhibition will surely find their way using these signposts. 😉

With a length of 108 kilometers, the Eider is the longest river in Schleswig-Holstein. The river is up to 200 meters wide and 25 meters deep and is lined with reed beds and water lily fields. Many rare animal and plant species find a suitable habitat here. From 811 to 1864, the river marked Denmark's southern border, with two short interruptions.

Visit the NABU's unique white stork exhibition in the Bergenhusen stork village among the numerous stork nests. The white stork exhibition opens its doors during the breeding season and raising of young from mid-March to mid-September. Then you can learn a lot of interesting facts about white storks and the Eider-Treene-Sorge river landscape in the exhibition. The exhibition not only shows the different types of storks, but also their habitats and their importance for the environment. Visitors can learn about the breeding season, foraging and migratory behavior of storks. The importance of Bergenhusen as a stork village is also presented in the exhibition. ©Images: photocompany