Langstedt – Treene and the Treene Circular Route
Accommodation in Langstedt
In Langstedt, you can plan your trip around a 25-kilometre cycling circuit and paddling on the Treene. The route passes through forests, meadows and fields; at the Langstedt launch point, the river is still narrow and winding for paddlers. Visitors can also see historic architecture in Langstedt.
Cycling the Treene Circular Route
Langstedt is part of the 25-kilometre Treene Circular Route. The circuit passes through forests, meadows and fields and repeatedly reaches the Treene. Along the way, the surfaces alternate between farm tracks, concrete wheel tracks, asphalt, quiet roads and farm lanes. The varied surfaces and landscapes shape the character of the route. It is currently not signposted. Bear this in mind when finding your way if you plan to include the cycling route in your stay.
Paddling and practical information by the water
At the Langstedt launch point, the Treene is still narrow and winding for paddlers. When water levels are low, you may need to carry boats around the Langstedt railway bridge. This is a specific consideration for planning your paddling trip, unlike the cycling circuit, where the route length and changing surfaces are useful points of reference; on the water, the level may make it necessary to carry your boat around an obstacle.
Canoeists and motorhome guests staying at nearby pitches can use a free public toilet at the launch point during the day. You can get the key for access to the toilet at night and the shower at Gasthaus Langstedt across the road. As visitor facilities can change, check this information on site.
Food and rooms at Schröders Gasthaus
Schröders Gasthaus serves modern German cuisine with BBQ accents, focusing on regional and seasonal ingredients. It also offers an in-house grill and a cookery school. The modern rooms are equipped with box-spring beds, Wi-Fi and private bathrooms.
The services offered by a business can also change. The room features give you specific criteria for choosing a place to stay; the cuisine and cookery school add a distinctive culinary focus to your stay.
Schleswig-Flensburg in a wider context
In the wider destination of Schleswig-Flensburg, the stretch of river in the Treene lowlands from Eggebek/Langstedt to Treia is considered largely unspoilt. BĂĽschauer Holz lies east of the Treene lowlands between Langstedt and HĂĽnning. These regional landscape features complement the cycling and paddling perspective on Langstedt.
The cultural heritage also offers further points of interest in the wider destination of Schleswig-Flensburg: Haithabu and the Danevirke have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since June 2018. Idstedt Museum and the historic memorial site focus on German-Danish history around the uprising of 1848 and the Battle of Idstedt. More than 25 kilometres of the Danevirke rampart still remain in the wider destination of Schleswig-Flensburg, adding a specific measurement to the UNESCO designation.
For the wider travel overview: Eggebek.
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