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Timmermoor
A relic from the last Ice Age in Hamburg
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The Timmermoor in southeast Bergstedt is a protected natural monument covering around 4 hectares. Shaped by whirlwinds 20,000 years ago, this bog pond features a unique blowout hole, bordered by heath and woodland.
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The Timmermoor was designated as a protected area on February 4, 1986.
Guided Story
You're standing at the edge of Timmermoor, a captivating natural monument in southeast Bergstedt. Here, you'll find a bog pond surrounded by heath and woodland. This area was shaped by the whirlwinds of the last Ice Age, around 20,000 years ago. What's truly remarkable is the rare blowout hole created by these forces. Protected since February 4, 1986, Timmermoor preserves its unique natural features. Enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty this place offers.
Location
Nearby

Friedhofskapelle Bergstedt
1.1 km away

Bergstedter Kirche
1.4 km away

Volksdorfer Teichwiesen
1.5 km away

Kapelle Waldfriedhof Volksdorf
1.4 km away

Museumsdorf Volksdorf
2.4 km away

Hainesch-Iland
1.8 km away

Duvenwischen
1.8 km away

Koralle
2.0 km away
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