Want to escape the city without leaving it? The LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben offers just that. This landscape protection area winds through the Lübeck districts of Kücknitz, Rangenberg, and Siems.
LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben comprises four distinct sections. There is the Mühlenbach valley between Solmitzstraße and Seelandstraße. The Söhlengraben valley runs between Travemünder Landstraße and Luisenhof. A wooded and fallow area nestles between the A226 motorway and Am Teichberg street. Green spaces extend along the A226 from Siems to Dänischburg.
At just 100 hectares, the LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben is small. It provides perfect local recreation, especially for those in northeast Lübeck. Imagine a quick escape to nature close to home.
What makes the LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben special? Its incredible biodiversity within a small space. Amphibians and dragonflies thrive here. The Söhlengraben nature experience area allows children to enjoy nature with all their senses. It is a true adventure for nature enthusiasts of all ages.
The LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben aims to balance Lübeck’s dense settlements. It offers a space to experience nature, with valuable biotopes. These include wetlands, reed beds, and groups of trees. You will also find perennial herbaceous plants, forests, and near-natural small flowing waters.
This area is significant as a spawning and living space. It provides refuge for amphibians, dragonflies, and various other species. Maintaining and developing this diversity is a key goal.
Some parts of the LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben feel like a primeval forest. Picture yourself surrounded by untouched nature. It is an ideal setting for both young and old nature explorers.
When visiting the LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben, please leave everything as you find it. Do not disturb the animals. Leave the plants where they are. Motor vehicles are only allowed on designated roads.
Kücknitz consists of four districts. These are Dänischburg, Siems, Rangenberg, Wallberg, Herrenwyk, Alt Kücknitz, Dummersdorf, Roter Hahn, and Pöppendorf. Kücknitz became part of Lübeck in 1913. Historically, industry shaped this district, especially the shipyards northeast of the Trave.
The LSG Kücknitzer Mühlenbach und Söhlengraben is east of the Trave. It is enclosed by the buildings of Kücknitz, Siems, and Rangenberg. This small but rich landscape offers a vital connection to nature. It is a place where city dwellers can find peace and adventure.