샤켄도르프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A really nice and well-equipped picnic area, including a canoe launch.

An absolute dream rest stop. Trash cans, a dock, several barbecue and seating areas, and shelters.

A 17th-century shipwreck was discovered in the Trave River near Lübeck in Schleswig-Holstein in 2020. The ship, a cargo sailing vessel of the flute or galiot type, was lying on the waterbed at a depth of approximately eleven meters.

Navigable river length. The Trave is paddleable for 61 kilometers from Warderbrück / Krems II to the Kanaltrave (confluence with the Elbe-Lübeck Canal) near Lübeck, and then a good 22 kilometers to the mouth of the Untertrave into the Baltic Sea.

The Trave River rises near Gießelrade in a headwaters area in the Ahrensbök area. It initially flows westward through Lake Wardersee and, coming from Bad Segeberg, makes a wide arc before reaching the Stormarn district in Sühlen.

Here is the link to the hiking pass or the "Segeberg Rivers and Lakes Circular Trail": https://www.holsteinischeschweiz.de/tour/rundweg-segeberger-fluesse-und-seen

This cemetery, located near the Ihlwald Forest on the outskirts of Bad Segeberg, was established in 1950. It is one of four cemeteries in the city and offers various grave types, including communal urn burials and special areas for different faiths. 1966 – The chapel at the Ihlwald Cemetery is built 2002 – The new Jewish cemetery, part of the Ihlwald Cemetery, is dedicated in September 2019 – The Islamic burial ground, part of the Ihlwald Cemetery, is dedicated

Super great, partly sloping little path along the Trave.