Lakes around Karlum, a municipality in Nordfriesland, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, are primarily found in the broader regional landscape rather than directly within the town. Karlum itself is situated along the Karlum Au river system. While prominent lakes are not features of Karlum, the surrounding Nordfriesland area offers diverse water bodies and natural attractions for exploration. This region provides opportunities to experience various aquatic environments.
Last updated: October 28, 2026
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The Gotteskoog was diked more than 400 years ago. It is the largest polder in the district of Nordfriesland. Since 1982, the polder has been undergoing renaturation and is partially being re-watered. More info: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotteskoog
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Beautiful nature, great for cycling and bird watching.
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Pure nature and you can also go fishing, I think.
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The former marl pit is now a beautiful leisure pool. A day ticket costs €3.00 and is well worth it.
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Here at the quarry lake you can take a nice break. The lake cannot be circumnavigated on foot or by bike on the shore. But you can go all the way down to the shore, there are small places where you can sit and rest. You should NOT swim in the lake!!! The shore is very sandy and soft.
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Beautiful nature reserve Schwarzber Moor
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Surprise in the middle of the forest. What a beautiful spot! Lots of opportunities to take a break.
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While Karlum itself is situated along the Karlum Au river system, the surrounding Nordfriesland area offers a variety of water bodies. You'll find natural swimming pools, ponds, and moorland water bodies, providing diverse aquatic environments to explore.
Yes, the Ladelund Natural Swimming Pool is a popular option. It consists of two connected lakes fed by springs, offering diving platforms, a large sunbathing area, a beach volleyball court, and a separate pool with a slide for children. It's guarded by lifeguards during summer opening hours.
For families, the Ladelund Natural Swimming Pool is ideal, with its waterslide, diving tower, and dedicated children's pool. Additionally, the Trekking site Süderlügum, with its large pond and raft, offers an idyllic and family-friendly spot for overnight stays or day visits.
You can explore the Forest trail by the Fish Ponds, which offers a fantastic setting with beautiful lakes. This area is also great for gravel bikes and MTBs.
Yes, the Schwarzberger Moor Nature Reserve is located north of Westre. This reserve protects a small raised bog area with larger water areas amidst an inland dune landscape. It's an ideal place to take a break and observe nature.
The area around Karlum offers various outdoor activities. You can find excellent options for gravel biking, mountain biking, and hiking. Many routes incorporate the natural beauty of the region, including forest trails and water bodies.
Absolutely. You can find several hiking trails, such as the 'Wild camping site Leck – Karlumer Forest loop' or the 'Bats in Süderlügumer Forest loop'. These trails allow you to explore the natural surroundings, often passing by local water features. For more options, check the hiking guide for Karlum.
Yes, the Trekking site Süderlügum offers an overnight hut based on the Scandinavian model, complete with a large pond, an island, and a raft. It's open to the public and provides an idyllic spot for camping.
The Baggersee Bramstedt, an old gravel pit lake, offers a nice view and is considered an ideal spot for a quiet break, despite signs indicating no entry.
Visitors particularly enjoy the natural beauty and the variety of experiences offered. The Ladelund Natural Swimming Pool is praised for its facilities and clean, spring-fed water, while the Forest trail by the Fish Ponds is loved for its scenic beauty and suitability for cycling. The overall appeal lies in the peaceful, natural settings.


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