Nature
In Mönkloh, the Hasselbusch Forest Education and Adventure Trail offers a forest experience with informative stations about wildlife, plants, tree species, soil organisms, and forest ecology, as well as interactive hands-on activities. The peaceful forest setting is suitable for a family outing, a school trip, or a walk in nature.
Culture
The Hasselbusch Forest Education and Adventure Trail is associated with the Mönkloh Lutzhorner Straße bus stop, while the Forest Chapel of Mönkloh is associated with the Mönkloh Hermann-Brettin-Straße bus stop. This small ecumenical chapel in the Hasselbusch Forest is built of brick with a copper roof and bell tower; cyclists use it as a stopping and resting place. It is ecumenically consecrated, and an ecumenical service is held there annually on October 3. It is also used for weddings, baptisms, and anniversary ceremonies. The Forest Chapel has no fixed opening hours and is generally open during the day.
Geographical Setting
The Butterberg is located near Mönkloh. Hallohberg and Klausberg are located in the surrounding area. In the wider regional vicinity of Mönkloh are the Wichernkirche Neumünster, Kreuzkirche Neumünster, and Ketelvierth.
Anyone wishing to rent a vacation apartment in Mönkloh can continue their accommodation search afterward.
More local pages: Krems Ii, Rickling, Seth, Klein Rönnau, Stipsdorf, Stocksee, Seedorf, Garbek
