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Heidschnuckenweg – Fischbeker Heide Runde von Fischbek

Tom H

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Heidschnuckenweg – Fischbeker Heide Runde von Fischbek

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September 1, 2018

Heidschnuckenweg – Fischbeker Heide Runde von Fischbek

Hard

05:41

21.2km

3.7km/h

260m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Train Station

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1.52 km

Starting point of the Heidschnuckenweg at Fischbeker Heide

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Here, on the southern edge of Hamburg, the 223 kilometer long Heidschnuckenweg starts to Celle. A beautifully designed display shows you the course of the entire long-distance hiking trail, which …

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2.54 km

Heather Trails in the Fischbeker Heide

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The Fischbek Heath is a very popular day trip destination for Hamburg residents. This nature reserve and former forest area lies south of the Hanseatic city. When the heather blooms …

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3.46 km

Heath Trail in the Fischbeker Heide

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The Fischbeker Heide is beautiful in every season, even when the heather is not in bloom. It offers a fantastic view of the wild landscape and diverse nature. And all this in a big city!

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4.82 km

Kuhteich Pond in the Fischbek Valley

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This small pond lies just a few kilometers southwest of the Hanseatic city. This spot is particularly beautiful in late summer, when the blooming heather casts a purple veil over …

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6.12 km

Moisburg Boundary Stone

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The stone marks the border between Hamburg and Lower Saxony. The stone was erected according to the Roman inscription MDCCL in 1750. At that time the stone marked the border between the Harburg and Moisburg offices.

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