Mölln, Drüsensee

The gland lake is a very beautiful forest lake in the Lauenburg Lake District in the southeast of Schleswig-Holstein. The lake has received its peculiar name through the estate glands located in the northeast. The lake is located about four kilometers south of the city Mölln, but belongs to the municipality Lehmrade in Gudow-Sterley, in the district of the Duchy of Lauenburg district. It connects to the north of the Hellbachtal located south of Mölln, and is also the first lake in the Möllner Seenkette.
The gullet lake is about 2 km long, up to 450 m wide and has an area of 73 ha. The mean lake level is 14 m above sea level. It is only 8 m deep and shows in some marginal areas silting forms, which are evident by uferernhe reeds. He is fed by the Hellbach, which springs near the village of Gudow. In the middle of the lake is a small and uninhabited island, the Bismarckinsel.
The lake is a nature reserve and is located in the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park. Driving on the lake with pleasure boats is not allowed. However, the predominantly forested areas lake is popular with hikers, joggers, bikers, anglers and riders as a recreational area. On the north shore are therefore also a restaurant, a campsite and a horse farm.
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Nice rest area with a view

It is a beautiful forest trail always along the lake. Mostly you go shady