Best natural monuments around Warlitz are primarily found within the surrounding natural landscapes, particularly the Lübtheener Heath. This region features a unique blend of sand, heathland, and forest, shaped by its history as a former military training area. The area offers opportunities for exploring inland dunes and expansive views. While specific natural monuments within Warlitz itself are not prominent, the broader vicinity provides diverse natural attractions.
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Definitely come here from the north. From all other sides, the area in the middle is extensively fenced. Maybe only seasonally, but better safe than sorry.
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Nice place for a rest with a bench, table and a story.
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There is no longer a covered seating area on the hill. But if you are looking for shade, you can look for it on or in the house. From the hill, you can admire a wonderful panorama - including the inland dune.
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An exciting information board provides information about how the former military training area is being transformed into a biosphere reserve and a valuable habitat for flora and fauna.
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Lookout point, rest area "Teehaus" with a wide view of the heathland and the dunes. ------------------------ Väle Johrn would have you, now a werre up bicycle and tau faut up'n padd dör de LübheenerHeide can struggle. Dat Rebeit is ok as stripes, stripes, shooting range, military training area and JabelerHeide künnig. All de Wäg (gravel, chippings, sand, asphalt fragments) laaten sik fien fohrn and de body ümtau sünd nu werre dör de Heid henndör verbunn. (Lübbendorf, Ramm, Belsch, Quast (Wüstung), Laupin, Loosen, Kavelmoor, HohenWoos, AltJabel, Vielank, Volzrade, Jessenitz, Trebs and ProbstJesar. Etc ...) In't Johr 2019 is up duss flag de grote WaldbrandLübheen 🚒 wäst, can be up Stunns still at all de swatten Bööm. Süst exists here, so as mostly in the GriesenGegend, ut väl Dannbööm🌲, Sand un Heide man - man klor, all the Gäl SandBargen (including Black Mountains) and inland dunes do not forget ... Dat giwt in de Heid bannig väl KrüzWäg un Twälen (fork) and dor süll'n de Wieser (signs) help the right Padd tau finn. Man de Wieser didn’t show the right padd, but you’re able to bitter. One war all for miehr as 150 Johrn us Fritz Reuter schräben: “… As ick achter de Möhl kamm, kamm ick in de Heid'ne desolate area! Sand an Dannenbusch an Heid'krut ... so again that Oog stretches! Weg´gungen bi Weg´, yeah, äwer wecker Weg what de right? " (F.Reuter to KalißerHeid, South WestMecklenb.)
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Pausenplatz u. Memorial stone for Arthur Hugo von Treuenfels (1823 - 1904) -------------------------------------------------- Fofteihn make un sit on the bench. ----------------------- Väle Johrn would have lasted, now one can wander up bicycle and tau faut up'n padd dör de LübtheenerHeide ströpern. Dat Rebeit is välen ok as Strepen, Streifen, Schießplatz, Truppenübungsplatz un JabelerHeide künnig. All the roads (gravel, fissures, sand, asphalt fragments) can be found in front of the villages and are now connected to the heathland. (Lübbendorf, Ramm, Belsch, Quast (Wüstung), Laupin, Loosen, Kavelmoor, HohenWoos, AltJabel, Vielank, Volzrade, Jessenitz, Trebs un ProbstJesar. Etc ...) In the year 2019 the big Waldbrand Lübtheen up grows on this flag, you can still see all the black trees for hours. To the south, the country consists here, as is mostly in the Griesen area, of well Dannbööm🌲, sand and heath🌾 - you can clearly not forget all the golden sand mountains (including black mountains) and inner dunes ... This gives in the heath banig well cross roads and twälen (fork) and there süll´n the Wieser (Hinweisschilder) help denn right padd tau find. If the meadows did not always show the right frog, you might be surprised. One who has been writing to Fritz Reuter for more than 150 years: … If ick came behind the Möhl, ick came in the heathen comfortless area! Sand and Dannenbusch and Heid´krut… so wied dat Oog reckt! Weg´gungen bi Weg´, yes, but wecker Weg what are you right? ” (F.Reuter to KalißerHeid, SüdWestMecklenb.)
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The natural monuments around Warlitz are primarily found within the Lübtheener Heath, an area known for its unique landscapes. You can discover features like the Wandering Dune (Schwarze Berge), which is a significant inland sand dune, and various viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of the heathland. The area also features the Arthur von Treuenfels Memorial Stone, which blends natural beauty with historical context.
Yes, several natural sites in the Lübtheener Heath are suitable for families. The Arthur von Treuenfels Memorial Stone is a nice spot for a rest with a bench and a story. Additionally, the Information board and signpost Lübtheener Heide provides engaging details about the area's transformation into a valuable habitat, which can be educational for all ages.
The Lübtheener Heath area offers excellent opportunities for outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking, cycling, and running on various trails. For hiking, consider routes like the 'Heiderundweg from Probst Jesar' or the 'Lumi Ice Cream Vending Machine loop from Lübtheen'. Cyclists can explore routes such as the 'Hagenow Town Church – Hagenow Mill Pond loop from Steegen'. For more detailed routes, check out the hiking guide and cycling guide for Warlitz.
The Lübtheener Heath is particularly beautiful when the heather is in bloom, typically in late summer (August to early September). This period offers vibrant purple landscapes. However, spring and early autumn also provide pleasant weather for outdoor activities and offer different natural beauty.
Absolutely. The View of the dunes from Teehaus Hill offers a wonderful panorama of the heathland and the inland dunes. It's a great spot to take in the expansive natural beauty of the region.
Generally, dogs are welcome on trails in natural areas like the Lübtheener Heath. However, it's always recommended to keep them on a leash to protect local wildlife and ensure the safety of other visitors. Please be mindful of any specific signage regarding protected areas or former military zones.
The Wandering Dune (Schwarze Berge) is a unique inland sand dune located on a former military training area. It is now part of the natural site Lübtheener Heath, which is the largest contiguous sand heath in Mecklenburg. Please note that access to the dune is currently restricted due to its sensitive nature and ongoing conservation efforts.
Yes, the Arthur von Treuenfels Memorial Stone in the Lübtheener Heath is a site with historical significance. It commemorates Arthur Hugo von Treuenfels and provides context about the area's past, including its history as a military training ground and its transformation into a natural reserve. Information boards in the area, such as the Information board and signpost Lübtheener Heide, often detail these historical facts.
The time you spend can vary depending on your interests. For a quick visit to a viewpoint or memorial, an hour or two might suffice. If you plan to hike or cycle through the Lübtheener Heath, you could easily spend half a day or even a full day exploring the trails and enjoying the scenery. Consider the length of the routes you choose from the hiking guide or cycling guide.
The Lübtheener Heath is characterized by its expansive sand heath and dry grasslands, making it the largest contiguous area of its kind on fly sands in Mecklenburg. It features a mix of pine forests, open heathland, and inland dunes. The landscape is a result of its past use as a military training area, which has paradoxically preserved its unique ecological value, now transforming into a valuable habitat for diverse flora and fauna.


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