20의 셀터가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It's always interesting to look at the water level.

The path is steep and strenuous, but an absolute pleasure when it's dry.

The club essentially turns the laws of nature on their head because it rests on the ground with its narrower side and doesn't fall over. The rock looks like a menhir that Obelix rammed into the ground with his magical powers.

There is an admittedly rather hidden viewing point. Access is via a staircase at the entrance to the lake from the radio station. From there, you can at least look through the fence at the mostly glassy lake.

Unfortunately the area is very shielded, a small viewing point would be nice here.

The club is clearly visible from the cliff path.

Surprisingly steep climb but well laid out trail

In the past, it was still allowed to climb here, as on a number of other rocks in Selter - the first line on the club is documented as early as 1935 - the rocks here are currently closed. Since the 1990s, attempts have repeatedly been made to reach agreements and compromises with users, politicians, authorities, nature conservation and owners - which even led to a unanimous resolution in the state parliament - but these were then repeatedly torpedoed (often by the authorities). The text by Goedeke in 'Hoch im Norden' is worth reading. There is currently a ban on entering the nature reserve, which would unfortunately mean that it would no longer be accessible to hikers.