Wildpark Eekholt – Wild Boar Enclosure loop from Halloher Moor, Brandsheide und Könster Moor

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Wildpark Eekholt – Wild Boar Enclosure loop from Halloher Moor, Brandsheide und Könster Moor

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Wildpark Eekholt – Wild Boar Enclosure loop from Halloher Moor, Brandsheide und Könster Moor

01:00

3.92km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Tips

Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 166 m for 389 m

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After 1.87 km for 84 m

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After 2.79 km for 540 m

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After 3.44 km for 188 m

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Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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77 m

Wildpark Eekholt

Highlight • Natural

The Eekholt Wildlife Park is a wildlife park that extends over parts of the municipalities Großenaspe, Bimöhlen and Heidmühlen in the Segeberg district. It is home to around 100 Central …

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587 m

European Pine Marten

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The pine marten or noble marten is a species of predator from the genus of real martens within the marten family. It lives in Europe and Western Asia and is …

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682 m

The wild boar, known in hunting terms as wild boar, is a cloven-hoofed animal in the true pig family and the ancestral form of the domestic pig. The original distribution area extends from Western Europe to Southeast Asia. (Source: Wikipedia)

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1.64 km

Otter Enclosure

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The otters - also called water martens - are an amphibious subfamily of martens. There are fourteen species in seven genera. (Source: Wikipedia)

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1.83 km

Stork Pond Viewing Area

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If the season is right, you can see many pairs of storks nesting here.

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2.22 km

Moor and Heath of Wildpark Eekholt

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The Eekholt Wildlife Park is a wildlife park that extends over parts of the municipalities Großenaspe, Bimöhlen and Heidmühlen in the Segeberg district. It is home to around 100 Central …

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2.44 km

Bee House Exhibition

Highlight • Monument

Here you can find out everything you need to know about our bees. How they live, what they need, what their trajectories are and much more.

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3.40 km

Birds of Prey Flight Show at Wildpark Eekholt

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Only through personal experience is it possible to get an impression of the variety of different flight and hunting techniques used by day and night birds of prey.
The fascination …

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3.92 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

1.93 km

1.92 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

1.93 km

1.77 km

114 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Sunday 11 October

14°C

2°C

0 %

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Comments

April 21, 2024,Wildpark Eekholt

We haven't been to the park for a while. We went there when the weather was quite pleasant.

It was quite nice again, although quite crowded. Lots of families with small children and the noise level was quite high at times. Further back it was more pleasant and you could look around in peace.
We still like the back part …

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March 4, 2025,🦊🐗🦌Wildpark Eekholt🦤🐺🐏🦡🥰➕️🐕✖️6️⃣

We went on a wonderful trip to the Eekhold wildlife park today - with our dogs, of course. It was a really beautiful day 🦆🫎🐗🐐🦡🦊
The storks were particularly impressive, clattering and busily building their nests 🦤
A great natural spectacle! 😍

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March 5, 2022,Wildpark Eekholt 🦅🦌🦇🦆🦉🐾

A very beautiful wildlife park with lots of green spaces and trees. The wildlife park is relatively spacious and the animals can be observed in their almost natural environment.

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