Cycle path north of Trittau – Mönchsteich loop from Lütjensee

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Cycle path north of Trittau – Mönchsteich loop from Lütjensee

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Cycle path north of Trittau – Mönchsteich loop from Lütjensee

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17.3km

70m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 30, 2026

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2.55 km

Südstormarnscher Kreisbahn Cycle Path – Route C (Lütjensee–Trittau)

Highlight • Cycleway

In Lütjensee, the route has been partially rerouted in order to make part of the former cycle path accessible only to pedestrians.

Please actually take the detour here. I also wasn't paying attention the other day and was at first quite brisk, but then after an apology from me, I pointed it out quite nicely.

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5.26 km

Cycle path north of Trittau

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Beautiful cycle path away from the busy road "Papierholz"/K 32

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7.25 km

Martin Luther Church Trittau

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In the center of Trittau rises the tower of this church, in front of it a beautiful little park. Benches on the church wall invite you to linger.

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7.96 km

Eis-Café Griem Trittau

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Delicious ice cream, nice cafe.

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12.1 km

Mönchsteich

Highlight • Lake

You will experience pure nature around the Mönchsteich. The lake is surrounded by a beautiful forest that stretches to the shore of the lake. The wildly overgrown east bank is also suitable for swimming. Here you will find secluded spots to relax and bathe in the water. Incidentally, the lake is particularly popular with friends of free physical culture.

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14.4 km

Forsthaus Seebergen

Highlight • Restaurant

Very good, traditional gastronomy.

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16.7 km

Lütjensee Lake

Highlight • Lake

The area around Lütjensee is known as Stormarnsche Schweiz or Stormarner Schweiz. There are three lakes in the undulating and wooded terrain, the Lütjensee, the Großensee and the Mönchteich, which is why Lütjensee is also known as the “three-lake community”. The Kranika moorland is protected. Lütjensee was first mentioned in a document in 1248. The noble Hamme family is considered to be the founder of the place. According to a foundation deed of the old Lütjensee church, the layman Tymmo von Hamme wrested the place from Wendish settlers. Today's Lütjensee “Tymmokirche” is named after him.

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