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Experience pure nature

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Timmendorfer Strand Niendorf Tourismus GmbH

The fishery farm at Hemmelsdorfer See - a great place to linger
Photo: Silke Szymoniak, Timmendorfer Strand Niendorf Tourismus GmbH

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The "Experience Pure Nature" route takes you along the Bay of Lübeck as well as through the stunning inland.

Open

easy

Distance 29 km

2:00 h

152 m

25 m

-1 m

Along the Bay of Lübeck runs a cycling route with a very special view. On the route, you experience the peculiarities of the surroundings and pass small restaurants and cafés that you can use for a break. Secret tips and hidden beauties away from the beach await you. Over approximately 30 kilometers, time flies by.

Author’s recommendation

A fish sandwich at Niendorf harbor is almost a must-do here.

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TSNT GmbH

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Timmendorfer Strand Niendorf Tourismus GmbH

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easy

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easy

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25 m

Lowest point

-1 m

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Safety information

A traffic-safe bicycle and helmet are a prerequisite.

At the cliff edge, please be aware that the edge is crumbly - keep your distance!

Tips and suggestions

Some routes - especially in the Aalbeek valley - can possibly be shortened by small shortcuts and bridges.

Roadbook

Starting point is the SeaLife Center! Along the promenade towards the southeast, follow the road to Niendorf, where you take a small detour along the harbor. Here it leads you back to the promenade. You stay on this path for the next few kilometers and are guided along the cliff edge to Travemünde. Via Teutendorf, it goes on to Warnsdorf, where you can take a break at Café Tausendschön. Continuing via Niendorf and the Hermann-Löns-Blick, a path leads you through the green nature reserve around Lake Hemmelsdorf. In Hemmelsdorf, the Fischereihof awaits you, which is also a welcoming locale. Finally, the last part of the route passes by a farm via Klein Timmendorf back to the center and our starting point, which is also our destination.

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Brodtener Steilufer
Aussichtsplattform an der Trave
Aussichtsturm
Strand
Aquarium
Seebrücke Timmendorfer Strand
Ehemaliges Casino Travemünde
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Alter Leuchtturm
Atelier Gabriele Schau
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Sankt Paulus
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Denkmal

Public transport

Public-transport-friendly

A train connection takes you from Lübeck to Timmendorfer Strand. With Lübeck as the transfer station, arrival from Hamburg is also well possible.

Directions

Follow the A1 to exit 18 "Ratekau." From here, Hemmelsdorfer Straße leads you through the district of the same name to the center of Timmendorfer Strand. Follow the signage and the local parking guidance system!

Parking

If you arrive by car, you can park cost- and stress-free. The guidance system in town helps you quickly find the right one among five possible, free parking lots:

Timmendorfer Strand:

P1 ETC P2 Center P3 Wiesenweg

Niendorf/Baltic Sea:

P4 Vogelpark/Harbor P5 Swimming pool

These parking lots are located so you can easily reach all points on foot (distance to the beach: 0.15 to 0.25 km).

Paid parking lots are located near the beach and center:

€0.50 for 1/2 hour, €1 for each additional 1/2 hour. Maximum parking duration 4 hours.

Safe travel. We look forward to your visit!

Coordinates

53.998721, 10.782988

DMS

53°59'55.4"N 10°46'58.8"E

UTM

32U 616871 5984850

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Equipment

Depending on the season and weather, sturdy footwear and a rain jacket are recommended.

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Parts of this content were machine translated from German.

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Hallo, besteht die Route vorwiegend aus Radwegen oder muss man viele Straßen benutzen? Danke schon einmal für die Antwort. VG Andrea

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Open

Difficulty

easy

Overall difficulty

easy

Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

Distance

29 km

Duration

2:00 h

Ascent

152 m

Descent

152 m

Highest point

25 m

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