Grevenkrug: Hotels and Accommodation

In the vicinity of Grevenkrug, the Eider Valley includes fens, wet forests, beech forests, springs, floodplain forests, kettle bogs and wet meadows. The Eider Valley also provides a habitat for white-tailed eagles, kingfishers and corncrakes.

Nature

The eastern part of Grevenkrug lies within the Eidertal bei Flintbek landscape conservation area. The wooded Grevenkrug ridge is a terminal moraine that formed during the last advance of the Weichselian glaciation.

In the area surrounding Grevenkrug, Borkenberg and Wartenberg are listed as hills; the hills Brammerberg and Aalberg are also located there. In the wider regional area around Grevenkrug, the island of Kleiner Werder and Noer Strand beach are likewise listed as such.

Trails

Grevenkrug is connected to the approximately 10-kilometre-long Eider Valley circular trail. The route for walkers and cyclists links local roads between Reesdorf, Techelsdorf, Grevenkrug and Schmalstede. Information boards provide orientation, while rustic shelters and natural benches serve as places to rest.

Culture

In the wider regional area around Grevenkrug, the Herb Museum and the Naval Memorial in Laboe are listed as museums. In the vicinity of Grevenkrug, Kreuzkirche Neumünster is listed as a church; in the wider regional area, Wichernkirche Neumünster is also listed as a church. The wildlife park is likewise listed as a zoo in the wider regional area around Grevenkrug.

Hospitality

On Landesstraße 318, Hotel Auerhahn offers accommodation and a large car park. The Auerhahn Hotel and Restaurant is located directly next to the Eider Valley hiking trail. Auerhahn offers visitors several room categories. Guests who are not staying at the hotel are also welcome in the restaurant, which serves traditional home-style cooking.

Other places you can access from here are Alt Duvenstedt, Hamdorf, Eisendorf, Bordesholm, Bünsdorf, Holtsee, Noer and Karby.

To the overarching travel overview: Rendsburg-Eckernförde.