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A railway bridge used to run here, remnants of which can still be seen today...

A pretty wooden bridge over the small stream... the imposing tree right next to the bridge is impressive.

Beautiful route with lots of benches and swimming spots.

I think the tour will be very nice from Mölln towards Lübeck.

The Elbe-Lübeck Canal is worth a trip in itself. I recommend taking a trip from Neu Lankau or Berkenthin to Lübeck.

It's not the prettiest section; the trees are too tall for me. If you drive further north, from Mölln onward, it gets more beautiful.

The Krebssee lake in Lehmrade is completely hidden. From the parking lot, it's another 1.5 kilometers through fields and mixed forest. But then you'll find a paradisiacal sandy bathing spot on the eastern shore – giving the term "forest bathing" a whole new meaning! The high lime content gives the water a turquoise color, and crayfish can still be found here today (hence the name). Also very pretty: the carpet of water lilies on the western shore of the small lake. Krebssee, 23883 Lehmrade https://hamburg.mitvergnuegen.com/tipps/ganz-versteckt-baden-im-krebssee/

The mill ditch was historically created to supply water to the Mölln town mill. It is a diversion of the Pinnau River, which originally flowed directly into the Hegesee. The town mill was first documented in the 13th century and was of great economic importance to the town, particularly for the brewery. The mill ditch is part of the Mölln Lake District and connects the Schmalsee with the Schulsee. The mill ditch and the associated town mill are now protected as cultural monuments. The mill itself was decommissioned in 1958 and now serves as a residential and commercial building. It borders the northern part of the listed Mölln spa gardens. Along the mill ditch, there is a dog bathing area, which is listed as a tourist attraction on the Mölln Tourist Office website. The area surrounding the Mühlengraben is ideal for strolls and is often included in city tours that also include other sights such as the Eulenspiegel Fountain, St. Nicolai Church, and the spa gardens. In summary, the Mühlengraben is not only a scenic feature in Mölln, but is also closely linked to the town's economic and cultural history.