Best lakes around Lammershagen are characterized by their natural features and accessible landscapes. The Lammershagener Ponds, though not large, offer shallow waters beneficial for local bird populations, making them suitable for nature observation. The region provides accessible paths, often forming loops, for leisurely walks and easy hikes. These natural areas contribute to a tranquil setting for visitors seeking quiet outdoor experiences.
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The natural area features numerous protected areas in almost all protection categories. Only a small number of areas are designated as true nature reserves, including the Alter und Neuer See bird sanctuary south of Sulzheim-Mönchstockheim. Another larger area is the Dürrfelder and Sulzheimer Wald fauna-flora habitat, which is also one of the largest forest areas within the Steigerwald foothills. The area is also part of the Schweinfurt Basin and Northern Steigerwald Foothills bird sanctuary.
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The Trentsee (near Malente) is a lake in the middle of Timmdorf in the municipality of Malente in Schleswig-Holstein. It is located in Holstein Switzerland and is surrounded by a hilly moraine landscape.
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The Trentsee has an oval basic shape, which has a long branch to the northwest with a length of about 400 m and a width (in a north-south direction) of about 200 m. It has a size of about 4 hectares, a maximum depth of 7.3 meters and drains into the Behler See in the west. In the north, the lake is crossed by the Kiel-Lübeck railway line.
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The bathing area at the newly designed playground is popular with young and old. Around 80 years ago, bathing in the lake was strictly regulated: girls and women bathed on the eastern side of the lake, from the "Laak", which was still undeveloped at the time, while boys and men were allowed to bathe opposite from the "Milschkamp". Ice skating in winter The lake also offers leisure activities in winter, or rather in cold winters, when it is covered with a stable surface of ice. Then you can see ice skaters, hockey players, sledders and walkers on the ice. At weekends, visitors come from far and wide to enjoy this pleasure. At the request of the owner, it should be noted at this point that the lake is privately owned. With all the great opportunities that the lake offers the public, it should not be forgotten that people and, above all, animals live here who want and need peace and quiet.
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Lake Passader is around 290 hectares in size and measures 12m at its deepest point. It is fished commercially; but a fishing club originally from Kiel has also had permission to use the lake since 1912. Since 1743, fishing on Lake Passader has been in the hands of the Schnoor family, who own a large part of the lake and have leased the other part. In the summer months, the 1st Kiel Water Ski Club invites people to take part in sporting activities on the lake. The club moved its training area here soon after it was founded, as the Kiel Fjord is usually too "choppy". The sailing boats are also pretty to look at, although they set off from Wulfsdorf.
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The Passader See is one of the large lakes in the eastern hills of Schleswig-Holstein. It is 2.7 km² in size and up to 10.7 m deep. The lake is named after the neighboring town of Passade. The Passader See has tributaries from the closely neighboring, roughly equally large Dobersdorfer See and the eight times larger and comparatively very deep Selenter See. This lake system drains via the Hagener Au into the Baltic Sea near Laboe on the Kiel Outer Fjord.
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The Dobersdorfer See is a lake between Schlesen (eastern shore) and the districts of Jasdorf (southern shore), Gut Dobersdorf (western shore) and Tökendorf (northwestern shore) of the municipality of Dobersdorf in the Plön district of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Water skiing on Lake Passader Water skiing course on Lake Passader of the 1st Kiel Water Ski Club e.V. With slalom field and figure course as well as a ski jump. Handicapped accessible facility. Guests are also welcome!
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The Lammershagen region offers diverse natural features. The Coastal Lake Landscape at Schmoel Nature Reserve features small lakes directly on a natural beach cycle path. The Lammershagener Ponds are known for their shallow waters, which attract various bird species, especially during drier periods. You'll find tranquil scenery, accessible paths, and opportunities for birdwatching and observing local flora and fauna.
Yes, several lakes are well-suited for families. Lake Passade offers a large swimming area, a lawn, and a children's playground. The Dobersdorfer See Lakeside Recreation Area is idyllic and well-maintained, featuring play equipment for children. The Grabensee Bathing Area on Selenter Lake was redesigned with a new jetty and picnic opportunities, inviting families to linger, swim, and play.
You can enjoy swimming at several locations. Lake Passade has a large swimming area with easy access to the water. The Grabensee Bathing Area on Selenter Lake provides a redesigned area with a jetty and bathing raft, perfect for a refreshing dip.
Absolutely. The Lammershagener Ponds area offers easily accessible paths, often forming loops, suitable for leisurely strolls or easy hikes. For more extensive options, you can explore various hiking routes around the lakes. Find detailed hiking trails in the region by visiting the Hiking around Lammershagen guide.
The shallow waters of the Lammershagener Ponds are particularly beneficial for local bird populations, making it an excellent spot for birdwatching. During drier periods, exposed mudflats make it easier for birds to forage. At the Coastal Lake Landscape at Schmoel Nature Reserve, you might also encounter different types of cattle grazing comfortably.
The lakes offer beauty throughout the year. While the Lammershagener Ponds can be shallow and even dry out during prolonged dry periods, this can enhance birdwatching opportunities. Even in November, you can enjoy tranquil views, such as those at Lake Passade. Spring and summer are ideal for swimming and family activities, while autumn provides scenic walks.
Yes, the region offers several cycling opportunities. The Coastal Lake Landscape at Schmoel Nature Reserve is directly on a natural beach cycle path, with a narrow path leading along the lakes to the coastal section. You can find more road cycling routes around the lakes in the Road Cycling Routes around Lammershagen guide.
The Lammershagener Ponds offer a tranquil setting for visitors seeking a quiet escape into nature. Their ecological characteristics and accessible paths provide a peaceful environment for observing local flora and fauna away from larger crowds.
Near At Trentsee, you'll find the country inn Kasch, which is highly recommended if you're feeling hungry. Many recreational areas, like Lake Passade and Grabensee Bathing Area, also offer seating and picnic opportunities.
The Lammershagener Ponds are characterized by their shallow nature, which can lead to them drying out during prolonged dry periods. This natural fluctuation is part of their ecological importance, benefiting local bird populations. Other larger lakes like Selenter See maintain more consistent levels for activities like swimming.
Yes, there are running trails that incorporate the scenic lake surroundings. You can explore various routes suitable for jogging. For detailed running trails, refer to the Running Trails around Lammershagen guide.


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