Maze at the Waldeck

Fair weather offers, family-friendly

Simply crazy - the maze in Dargun invites you to a little game of hide and seek. 2 different paths lead to the destination, but some also lead to a dead end.

The maze in Dargun is a green area of 8500 m² with branched, but equally artfully designed paths formed by overman-high hornbeam hedges. In the middle is the destination - a small wooden lookout tower from which you can overlook the entire complex. Planted between 2000 and 2002, the maze with the 2035m long path system was ceremonially opened on 13.06.2008. The maze is open daily. The entrance is free. Parking and caravan sites are located directly in front of the maze. Plan about 60 minutes for the visit of the maze.

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Irrgarten am Waldeck

17159 Dargun

stadtinfo@dargun.de
+49 3995922381
http://www.dargun.de

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