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Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Flensburg
Dollerup

Langballigau Harbour – Piccolo Caffè e Gelato loop from Dollerup

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Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Flensburg
Dollerup

Langballigau Harbour – Piccolo Caffè e Gelato loop from Dollerup

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Langballigau Harbour – Piccolo Caffè e Gelato loop from Dollerup

01:16

11.6km

90m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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Tal der Langballigau

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3.80 km

Boardwalk in the Langballigau Valley

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The valley of the river "Langballigau" is incredibly varied: You experience forests, sea, meadows, wetlands and boardwalks - depending on which of the hiking trails you choose.
In 1990 the valley was declared a nature reserve.


Here is more information and a small map for hikers:
umweltdaten.landsh.de/public/natura/pdf/bis/tal_der_langballigau.pdf

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4.57 km

Wooden bridge in the forest with a view of the not so clear Langballig

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5.47 km

The valley of the Langballigau is one of the loveliest brook valleys on the Baltic Sea coast and unique on the Flensburg Fjord. The semi-natural hillside forests and wetlands host a unique flora and fauna. With a size of 124 ha in 1990 it was placed under nature conservation. So here live u.a. Gray wagtail, kingfisher, grass snake and rare marsh snail species. The broadleaf orchid and the endangered giant horsetail are still to be found here. So it is worth the walk completely from Langballigau (harbor) to Unewatt. The landscape of the Langballigau meanders through the deep valley. Cross the wet meadows via wooden planks, on the other side of the stream, the path runs along the Hanglaubwälder. In Unewatt you can visit the fishing museum. And because there are many places of interest to discover in the village, the unawatters have made a museum straight out of the village. A 1.7 km long circular route leads to museum islands in the village, which convey historical and interesting facts. There are also events in the tiny village with only 69 inhabitants. Special offers for children make a trip to the family experience. More information here: museum-unewatt.de

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5.96 km

Langballigau Harbour

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The harbor is truly beautiful and a great place to take a break and enjoy a delicious fish sandwich. A ferry also departs from here to Sønderborg, Denmark. You can find current information here: nas-feodora.de.

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6.04 km

It's worth taking a break here and eating one of the delicious fish rolls!
The view is beautiful.

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6.11 km

Piccolo Caffè e Gelato

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There is very delicious ice cream here 👍

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6.42 km

Not the path, the view is what is special here

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7.03 km

Bricks and sails also brick sails

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The cross-border work of art to commemorate the earlier interaction between bricks and coastal shipping on the Flensburg Fjord is a testimony to today's unlimited collaboration.
On the basis of a private initiative by the North Schleswig artist Arne Aabenhus, the monument was erected in 2003 by the Swedish sound artist Ulla Viotti on the banks of the Westerholz Förde.
The monument stands at the point where, for over 100 years, the bricks from Steensen's brickworks were loaded onto sailing ships over a bridge. It is a reminder of the heyday of brickworks around the Flensburg Fjord and of commercial sailing shipping to transport the bricks to the whole of the Baltic Sea area. Between 1850 and 1960, more than 50 brick factories produced the coveted, fired brick.
If the brickworks around Nybøl Noor (a northern branch of the Flensburg Fjord) were counted and the time frame was extended to the 15th century, there would have been over a hundred brickworks.
Today there are only a few left at Nybøl Noor. The "Cathrinesminde" (Danish: Cathrinesminde Teglvæerksmuseum) brickworks at Broager has been rebuilt as a commercial monument and can be visited.
The work of art corresponds to the memorial near Brunsnæs on the Danish side of the fjord.
Source: deutsche-leuchtfeuer.de

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11.6 km

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5.38 km

1.86 km

1.53 km

1.50 km

804 m

540 m

Surfaces

7.18 km

2.75 km

1.36 km

311 m

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