Red Haubarg – Red Haubarg loop from Friedrichstadt

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Red Haubarg – Red Haubarg loop from Friedrichstadt

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Red Haubarg – Red Haubarg loop from Friedrichstadt

01:49

31.3km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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After 31.2 km for 207 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.08 km

St. Leonhard Church, Koldenbüttel

Highlight • Religious Site

The church was founded by Frisian immigrants around 1200. In the same place there was a holy source in pre-Christian times. The free-standing bell tower, a stack of bells, is the oldest wooden tower in Schleswig-Holstein. The wood used for the construction was demonstrably felled in 1461.

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11.6 km

The She-Devil

Highlight • Monument

The she-devil is sitting on a stone in front of the "Red Haubarg". There is an old legend about the Haubarg and the she-devil.
A poor farmer's hut is said to have stood here in the past, the farmer of which fell in love with the daughter of a rich blacksmith. Since the blacksmith didn't want to promise his daughter to the poor farmer, he made a pact with the devil. The devil was supposed to build him a stately house with 100 windows before the cock crowed. In return, the devil would get the farmer's soul. The devil built the Haubarg in no time at all. Fearing for his soul, the farmer fled to his beloved and her mother. The mother grabbed the rooster and shook it until it crowed. She saved the farmer's soul just in time, since the devil was just using the 99th window at that point.

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11.7 km

Red Haubarg

Highlight • Historical Site

The café in the farmhouse, which dates back to 1647, invites you to enjoy cakes and lamb dishes made according to Frisian recipes.

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11.7 km

Roter Haubarg — Historic Farmhouse, Café & Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Very good eatery ... delicious Friesentorte ...

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11.8 km

Red Haubarg

Highlight • Historical Site

The name "Roter Haubarg" (Red Haubarg) is puzzling at first glance. The color red is nowhere to be found. White-plastered and topped with a massive thatched roof, the farmhouse stands visible from afar across the marsh. The first Roter Haubarg had a red tile roof. After a fire in 1759, the building was rebuilt and thatched. The color changed, but the name remained.

Built in 1684, the farmhouse is an impressive example of the lifestyle of the marshland farmers from the region and a testament to their former wealth. Stables, a central hall, living rooms, and bedrooms were arranged around the square base of the house. Hay was piled high beneath its roof, which is over 20 meters high.

Today, the Roter Haubarg is a restaurant and café, as well as part of the Eiderstedt Local History Museum. In the adjacent agricultural museum, visitors are given a comprehensive impression of the daily life of the inhabitants during the heyday of the large Haubarg farmhouses. And those who wish can even get married in the Haubarg.

The Red Haubarg is the only Haubarg open to the public.

It belongs to the Asmussen-Woldsen legacy.

In front of the Red Haubarg, as part of the "Blooming Eiderstedt" project, a 1,200-square-meter wildflower meadow was created, which, in addition to bumblebees, bees, and butterflies, also delights the human eye with its vibrant colors.

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15.2 km

St. Mary’s Church, Witzwort

Highlight • Religious Site

The Witzwort Church of St. Mary was built around 1420 in a Romanesque-Gothic style.

The chancel was rebuilt around 1900, the wooden bell tower dates back to 1631 and stands on the eastern edge of the Kirchwarft. The numerous pictures of the former pastors from the period 1728 to 1928 are interesting and worth noting.

The most valuable treasure of the church is a three-part altar, which is attributed to the Brüggemann school with its wealth, which is unique for Eiderstedt.

Since 2004, the village church has been lit from three sides at night in winter...

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16.8 km

Windmill Catharina

Highlight • Monument

Surrounded by pastures with grazing sheep and cows, this historic windmill is located in the middle of the beautiful North Sea peninsula of Eiderstedt, which is now a holiday home

The "Catharina" windmill was built in 1786 and lovingly restored a few years ago.

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29.1 km

Kleine Allee

Highlight • Natural

31.3 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

21.8 km

5.30 km

3.46 km

472 m

354 m

Surfaces

28.7 km

1.96 km

558 m

182 m

Elevation

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March 23, 2022,Die Frieling-Radtour ab Friedrichstadt

Embark on a journey through North Friesland and discover Lothar Frieling's "scent brands". He became known for his sometimes funny, subtle and often critical art actions. His works of art often do not catch the eye as they are integrated into their environment, almost as if they were part of nature.

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