Müssen Stone Louse – Müssen Transmission Tower loop from Müssen
Müssen Stone Louse – Müssen Transmission Tower loop from Müssen
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Müssen Stone Louse – Müssen Transmission Tower loop from Müssen
01:12
4.63km
20m
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: May 15, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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8 m
St. Catherine's Chapel with Memorial Stone
Highlight • Religious Site
In the 18th century it fell into disrepair, and a letter from 1783 states that the chapel had "fallen over", i.e. collapsed.
It took almost two centuries before a chapel was built again in Müssen.
The current chapel was built in 1963 according to plans by the Hamburg architect Gert Johannsen as part of the chapel building program of the Schleswig-Holstein State Church and was again dedicated to St. Catherine.
However, it is not located on the site of the old chapel, which was lost due to gravel mining, but in the current village center on a piece of land that was donated to the parish by the local municipality.
One of the furnishings in the new chapel is the altar cross by the Hamburg craftsman Friedrich Stuhlmüller.
kirche-ll.de/gemeinden/lauenburg/siebeneichen/geschichte.html
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252 m
Müssen Stone Louse
Highlight • Structure
Unfortunately, they cannot be seen with the naked eye, but they have left clear traces on the walls and nibbled on several bricks.
They seem to particularly like this type of stone.
It must be a special mixture. If they feel comfortable here and multiply, it will probably only be a matter of time before they have plastered the entire building. 😉
You can find more detailed information about the stone louse here:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steinlaus
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2.14 km
Mühlenbek Tunnel under the railway near Müssen
Highlight • Bridge
Railway lines separate the landscapes and you can't get over. This small but important tunnel offers a good opportunity to cross under the railway line and it is the first possibility east of Schwarzenbek.
It's fun and a "little adventure" on the route - a welcome change, especially for children.
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2.64 km
Müssen Transmission Tower
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4.09 km
Mongolian prayer wheels Müssen
Highlight • Monument
A prayer wheel is also called a mani-mill or mani-wheel and is a roller or wheel containing a roll of paper. Prayers or mantras are printed on this paper roll. The prayer wheels are often elaborately decorated with prayers. Prayer wheels come in different sizes. Especially in the Himalayan states of India, Nepal, Tibet and the Kingdom of Bhutan, the paths are often lined with man-high prayer wheels. Many of these large mills can be found at stupas or temples and housed in colorfully decorated cottages. According to Buddhist belief, moving them by hand is good luck. Some prayer wheels are also powered by the power of wind or water. In addition to the larger mills, small hand mills are also very popular.
bhutan-rundreisen.com/bhutan-blog/gebetsmuehlen
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCssen
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4.12 km
Stone Sculptures by the Roadside
Highlight • Monument
4.63 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.75 km
1.22 km
459 m
130 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
2.84 km
892 m
673 m
139 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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