Best lakes around Hohen Pritz are found within a picturesque, hilly lake landscape in the Mecklenburg Lake District. This municipality in the Ludwigslust-Parchim district of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, offers access to several aquatic destinations. The region is characterized by natural surroundings of meadows, fields, and forests. Its location provides both local lakes and access to larger bodies of water.
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You'll be only too happy to linger here a little longer... and jump right into the lake with your cycling shorts on :) A small sandy beach, crystal-clear water, nature at its most beautiful. A wonderful spot!
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quiet bathing area with seating
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Super quiet and cozy location. On a summer bike ride, you'll definitely find the cooling, shade and wonderful water you're looking for here :) A cozy shelter to sit under rounds off this bathing spot perfectly. It's just a shame that dogs aren't allowed in this beautiful place - otherwise I would definitely have come back again with the other person.
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Very nice swimming area at Wustrowsee with wonderfully clear water
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Never again, in the forest you will soon be eaten up by mosquitoes, I was lightly dressed and almost ran through to avoid being sucked dry....👎 Also so badly marked that I got lost.
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Groß Niendorf lies in a flat landscape without any major elevations. The place is in the middle of the town square of Sternberg, Goldberg, Crivitz and Parchim. The municipality of Groß Niendorf, which was independent until 2011, was administered by the Parchimer Umland office. It was the smallest and northernmost congregation in office. The districts of Groß Niendorf, Hohenpritzer settlement and Ruester settlement belonged to it. From 2012 the community came as a district to Zölkow. The small town has about 230 inhabitants today. Sightseeing features: Dorfkirche Groß Niendorf, small stone church without a tower, end of the 13th century. The bronze bell without an inscription was recast in 1878 and hangs in the free-standing belfry erected in 2015. Small pond as the center of the village with water lilies and frogs. The pond is surrounded by willows. In 2007, part of the film Novemberkind, starring actress Anna Maria Mühe, was shot in Groß Niendorf.
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The landscape protection area serves to protect parts of the landscape of the Central Mecklenburg Lake District and the forest areas of the central Mildenitz Valley. The preservation and restoration of the functionality and efficiency of the ecosystem and the usability of the natural assets, the diversity, uniqueness and beauty of the landscape as well as the special importance of the area for recreation are essential. The 8,400 hectare area, the landscape protection area Dobbertiner Seenlandschaft and middle Mildenitztal, extends along the Mildenitz north of Goldberg over the Dobbertiner See, the Dobbiner and Klädener Plage to the Lenzener See in the area of the municipality of Mustin.
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The lakes around Hohen Pritz are set within a picturesque, hilly landscape characterized by meadows, fields, and forests. You'll find natural, wide shores and quiet bays, especially around larger lakes like Plauer See. The region is part of the Mecklenburg Lake District, known for its scenic beauty and diverse ecosystems.
Yes, several lakes offer excellent swimming opportunities. Garder Lake has an official bathing area, and the Swimming Area at Wustrowsee is known for its wonderfully clean, clear water and a small sandy beach. Kleinpritzer See also provides good bathing spots, and Plauer See is popular for swimming with good water quality.
The lakes, particularly Kleinpritzer See and Plauer See, are ideal for various water sports. Plauer See, being larger, is excellent for sailing, surfing, motorboating, paddling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Kleinpritzer See also offers opportunities for water sports.
Yes, fishing is a popular activity. Garder Lake is known for its fishing opportunities, with local fishermen supplying fresh catches. Plauer See offers excellent year-round fishing conditions with a variety of species like eel, pike-perch, carp, perch, pike, and catfish.
Absolutely. A roughly 60 km circular cycle and hiking trail surrounds Plauer See, offering impressive views through varied landscapes. For more options, you can explore the many routes available in the region. Check out the hiking guide for Hohen Pritz or the cycling guide for Hohen Pritz for detailed routes.
Many lakes are family-friendly. The Swimming Area at Wustrowsee and Garder Lake are noted for being suitable for families. Kleinpritzer See also offers recreational opportunities that families can enjoy, including bathing and camping.
Yes, the Dobbertiner Seenlandschaft Protected Landscape Area is nearby. Additionally, parts of the northern shore of Plauer See are within the "Nordufer Plauer See" nature reserve, which is home to diverse wildlife including ospreys, sea eagles, kingfishers, and otters.
The best time for swimming is typically during the warmer summer months, from June to August, when water temperatures are most pleasant. This is also when facilities like bathing areas are fully operational.
Yes, camping sites are available around Kleinpritzer See, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural environment. The area around Plauer See also offers numerous tourist facilities, including camping sites.
The Island in Lake Luckow is a small, nameless island accessible from the mainland via a narrow tongue of land. It offers relatively untouched nature and quiet paths, providing a peaceful escape for visitors.
You can find a variety of cycling routes, including gravel biking and touring bicycle options. For example, there are routes like the 'Dabeler Mill – Warnow Bridge loop' or the 'Church in Below – Dobbertin Monastery loop'. For more details and route maps, refer to the gravel biking guide and the cycling guide around Hohen Pritz.
Yes, there are several hiking trails that allow you to explore the lake region. Routes like the 'Fairy Window Beech loop' or trails within the Sternberger Seenland Nature Park offer scenic walks. You can find more detailed hiking options in the hiking guide for Hohen Pritz.


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