Swimming Pier at Griebeler See – Kolksee loop from Näthkamp

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Swimming Pier at Griebeler See – Kolksee loop from Näthkamp

Moderate

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Swimming Pier at Griebeler See – Kolksee loop from Näthkamp

02:15

8.60km

60m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 10, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Holsteinische Schweiz

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Start point

Bus stop

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848 m

View of Griebeler See

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful lake located at hilly forest.

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1.15 km

Rest area at Lake Griebel

Highlight • Lake

A great view of the lake, with the option of putting your tired feet in the water

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1.57 km

Swimming Pier at Griebeler See

Highlight • Lake

Better to connect the bike at the top, the way down and up is very steep.

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1.73 km

Bathing Spot with Jetty

Highlight • Beach

Bathing area for people Dogs prohibited

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3.31 km

New Forest Formation Information Board

Highlight • Rest Area

The development of the forests in Schleswig-Holstein is described here very clearly and with - in my opinion, impressive figures. To be honest, the figure from 1780 of "only 4% …

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6.47 km

Kolksee

Highlight • Lake

The Kolksee is very quiet and natural. A beautiful, flowing path runs along the north bank.

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6.88 km

Holstein Switzerland Nature Park

Highlight • Forest

Dense beech forests characterize the forest in the hilly landscape of Holstein Switzerland. Wide forest roads make walking here very easy.

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7.27 km

Wolfsschlucht (V-shaped valley) in Holstein Switzerland Nature Park

Highlight • Gorge

In times long past, the water melting from glaciers swept down this slope and formed this precisely V-shaped notched valley - an exciting geological testimony.

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