Pier at Lake Hemmelsdorf – Gert-Kayser-Weg Boardwalk loop from Timmendorfer Strand
Pier at Lake Hemmelsdorf – Gert-Kayser-Weg Boardwalk loop from Timmendorfer Strand
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Pier at Lake Hemmelsdorf – Gert-Kayser-Weg Boardwalk loop from Timmendorfer Strand
02:12
37.6km
200m
Mountain biking
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 3.61 km for 64 m
After 3.86 km for 64 m
After 11.7 km for 128 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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3.77 km
Pier at Lake Hemmelsdorf
Highlight • Bridge
Here you can let your mind wander.
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7.97 km
St. John the Baptist Church (Vicelin Church Ratekau)
Highlight • Religious Site
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10.7 km
Schwartauer Straße to Riesebusch Connector Trail
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Often taken in all weathers. I can't confirm the original name of the highlight ("A mud fight after rain"), there are much worse things! (Or was it due to the tree felling work that was recently carried out 🤔 Now at least everything is normal and clear again. Erosion damage is also promptly repaired, but it doesn't really bother you.)
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11.8 km
Gert-Kayser-Weg Boardwalk
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12.6 km
Kurparksee
Highlight • Lake
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13.0 km
Kuhholz
Forest
23.1 km
Kleiner Tremser Teich
Highlight • Lake
The cards don't agree on this. The tributary is partly referred to as Mühlenbach, partly as Clever Au. Most publications speak of an extension of the Tremser Teich, which follows the course of the dammed Clever Au and is bridged by the A 1. In the southwest, this extension of the Tremser Teich is also fed by the Fackenburger Landgraben. The northern stream, through which the Tremser Teich in the east ultimately drains into the backwater of the Trave, is the Mühlenbach.
The city ordinance on the landscape protection area "Fackenburger Landgraben and Tremser Teich" expresses it as follows: "The landscape protection area includes two parts of the Tremser Teich separated by Federal Motorway 1 as well as the adjacent public green spaces. ...", as can also be seen from the associated overview map: nachrichten.luebeck.de/documents/d/487/inline
To make it simple: In popular parlance, the small extension of the Tremser Teich, which is located north of the motorway, is simply called "Kleiner Tremser Teich" (the larger part to the south corresponds to "Großer Tremser Teich").
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23.8 km
Moorwischteich
Lake
26.1 km
Wooden Bridge Over the Schwartau in Kurpark Bad Schwartau
Highlight • Bridge
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28.4 km
Restaurant Blüchereiche
Highlight • Restaurant
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37.6 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
27.9 km
3.47 km
3.41 km
2.48 km
426 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
22.7 km
8.21 km
3.61 km
1.96 km
694 m
440 m
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