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Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
Ostholstein
Eutin

View of Lake Dieksee – Schwentine Bridge Timmdorf loop from Eutin

Routes
Germany
Schleswig-Holstein
Ostholstein
Eutin

View of Lake Dieksee – Schwentine Bridge Timmdorf loop from Eutin

Moderate

4.7

(30)

111

riders

View of Lake Dieksee – Schwentine Bridge Timmdorf loop from Eutin

02:37

42.3km

290m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 18.8 km for 267 m

Open: • 6:00 PM-10:00 AM (otherwise dismount required)

Waypoints

A

Start point

Train Station

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5.12 km

Bergengehölz

Forest

2

7.49 km

Gremsmühle Watermill

Highlight • Monument

The Gremsmühle is one of the oldest watermills in Holstein and gives the town of Bad Malente-Gremsmühlen its name. Due to its favorable location on the Schwentine, the grain mill has survived from 1280 to the present day.

There is also a fish ladder and a roller track for paddle boats here.

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3

7.65 km

Dieksee Promenade

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The Dieksee promenade takes you from the Malente Wildlife Park to the Diekseeholm forest.

The Dieksee promenade runs along the western shore of the 368-hectare Dieksee lake. Here you will find many of Malente's hotels, guesthouses, and health clinics.
Redesigned in 2007, the promenade consists partly of paved stone slabs and partly of hard-packed sand. During the construction work, a floating pontoon for events was installed near the pier for the 5-Lakes Cruise and Kellersee Cruise. An additional wooden walkway was also added to the promenade. Terraced platforms have been integrated along the embankment, offering a particularly beautiful view of the Dieksee.

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8.60 km

Spiegelteiche

Lake

5

10.7 km

View of Lake Dieksee

Highlight • Viewpoint

Dieksee nestles to the west of Malente and is a good starting point for excursions in the region.

The Dieksee is located west of Malente, is about 386 hectares in size and is crossed from east to west by the Schwentine, which also feeds it. In addition to Malente, the towns of Timmdorf and Niederkleveez are also located on the lake. The Dieksee promenade winds along the shore in Malente, inviting holidaymakers to take leisurely strolls. Numerous hotels and health clinics line up here and offer a fantastic view of the water and the Dieksee islands of Langenwarder and Gremswarder. Active holidaymakers also get their money's worth at Dieksee, as there are a variety of sporting activities in, on and by the water.

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16.8 km

Stadtwäldchen

Forest

7

18.2 km

You drive on the eastern shore through a beautiful embankment to Plön. Here and there, it gives a view of the lake and the city still lying in the Ferrne.

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8

19.3 km

The Great Plön Lake is the largest, deepest and most island-rich lake in Schleswig-Holstein. Fed by the Schwentine and with an area of almost 30 square kilometers and a maximum depth of around 58 m, it is the tenth largest lake in Germany.

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9

19.8 km

In Plön and the surrounding area, there are cormorant colonies that sometimes cause damage to vegetation and fisheries. The island of Sterin in the Great Plön Lake is a well-known example of the destructive effect of cormorant droppings, which virtually destroy vegetation. There was also a cormorant colony on an island in Lake Selent, which was later abandoned and subsequently recovered.

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28.5 km

Langensee

Lake

11

29.4 km

Schwentine Bridge Timmdorf

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A small narrow bridge

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12

29.8 km

At Trentsee

Highlight • Lake

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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42.3 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.4 km

8.21 km

7.29 km

4.88 km

2.45 km

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

12.9 km

12.4 km

8.93 km

6.36 km

1.60 km

< 100 m

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Friday 26 June

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December 18, 2025,Fahrradtour
Finally, after weeks! I noticed 😅

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August 21, 2022,Nach Plön
hey thomas,
Thank you for your attention.
Where do you come from?
VG Urte

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