Curau between the golf course, moorland and village history

A major hiking trail leads from Curau and Böbs through the Curau Moor. Anyone wishing to combine nature observation and exercise during their stay can plan this trail as a separate day activity. Golf, cycling and the history of the church provide further highlights.

Golf in Curau

There is a golf course in Curau. The Curau Golf Club includes a public five-hole short course. The Curau Golf Club offers various ways to get started in golf, including options that do not require immediate membership. If you would like to combine your days with golf, both the golf course and a short five-hole course, along with the various ways to get started, can therefore be focal points. For your personal travel planning, you can consider these three points separately and combine the focus on golf with Curau’s nature or historical themes. The public five-hole short course thus stands as a separate golf attraction alongside the options for getting started without immediate membership.

Cycle path between Curau and Dissau

A new cycle path runs along County Road 37 between Curau and Dissau. This gives visitors who would like to include cycling in their itinerary a specific route section to explore. The cycle path complements the choice between physical activity, golf and hiking, without requiring a fixed order for these activities. The connection remains clearly focused on County Road 37 between Curau and Dissau. Those planning cycling as a separate day activity can use the two locations of Curau and Dissau as specific points of reference.

Curau Moor and crane watching

Cranes can be observed regularly in the Curau Moor. Anyone wishing to see these birds can include the moor and the hiking trail together in their travel plans. Crane watching and the trail through the moor can be treated as separate points for nature and exercise.

Church and churchyard

The Curau church dates back to a medieval church foundation. After the fire of 1827, it was rebuilt at a higher level. It includes an elevated churchyard with a granite retaining wall and a row of lime trees. The elevated churchyard, the granite retaining wall and the row of lime trees shape the appearance of this historic church site. The year 1827 marks the rebuilding as a separate chapter in the history of the church. The year 1827 places the rebuilding chronologically after the medieval foundation.

Twelve steles along a historic route

Twelve steles mark a route along which a forced march passed through Curau in April 1945. The steles connect the route with the historic date of April 1945. The twelve steles give the historical reference a fixed point along the route. If, alongside the moor, golf or cycle path, you would also like to take historical events into account during your trip, this site offers a clearly defined point of reference. Those interested in culture can plan the steles as a separate historical topic alongside the church and the natural attractions in Curau for individual days.

To the overarching travel overview: Stockelsdorf.