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The Tensfelder Au is a river in the districts of Segeberg and Plön in the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein that flows into the Great Plön Lake near Nehmten. With a catchment area of 73.4 km², the Tensfelder Au is the second largest tributary of the Great Plön Lake after the Schwentine.

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Pöhls, Heinrich: Between Grimmelsberg, Stocksee and Tensfelder Au, A local history of the villages of Stocksee, Damsdorf, Tensfeld, Tarbek, published by the four communities, self-published, 1979

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The Au has its origins in the Tarbeker and Muggesfelder Moor north of the town of Blunk and then flows in a northeasterly direction past the eponymous town of Tensfeld directly towards the Great Plöner Lake. The catchment area includes the Nehmser Lake, Muggesfelder Lake, Seedorfer Lake and Stocksee. They all drain directly or indirectly into the Tensfelder Au. In the mouth of the Tensfelder Au, over 100 hectares have been artificially drained by a pumping station since 1968 after the river course was relocated.

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A beautiful pond fishing is prohibited here 🐟🐟

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Our forest cemetery is a place of peace and reflection where you can say goodbye to your loved ones in a natural environment. Here you will find a peaceful atmosphere characterized by the beauty of the surrounding forests, lakes and hills.

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A beautiful view of Plön Castle 🏰

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The Tensfelder Au is a river in the districts of Segeberg and Plön in the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein that flows into the Great Plön Lake near Nehmten. With a catchment area of 73.4 km², the Tensfelder Au is the second largest tributary of the Great Plön Lake after the Schwentine.

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The Tensfelder Au is a river in the districts of Segeberg and Plön in the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein that flows into the Great Plön Lake near Nehmten. With a catchment area of 73.4 km², the Tensfelder Au is the second largest tributary of the Great Plön Lake after the Schwentine.

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The Tensfelder Au is a river in the districts of Segeberg and Plön in the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein that flows into the Great Plön Lake near Nehmten. With a catchment area of 73.4 km², the Tensfelder Au is the second largest tributary of the Great Plön Lake after the Schwentine.

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Final resting place in the middle of nature. Our forest cemetery is a place of peace and reflection where you can say goodbye to your loved ones in a natural environment...

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Waldfriedhof

The Great Segeberg Lake stretches between the town centre of Bad Segeberg and Klein Rönnau. You can cycle, hike, swim in many places and go boating here. The Great Segeberg Lake is just an eight-minute walk from the town centre of Segeberg and is around 1.7 km² in size. The Great Segeberg Lake is divided into two halves by the Spitzenort peninsula. The only real island in the Great Segeberg Lake is the bird island in the northern part of the lake. You can swim in the Great Segeberg Lake at unguarded, free bathing areas such as the floating jetty on the Segeberg spa promenade and at the bathing area at the KlüthseeCamp in Klein Rönnau. There is a bird sanctuary between Stipsdorf and Klein Rönnau, so there are no bathing areas in this area. In addition to the unguarded bathing areas, there is a lido in Bad Segeberg and an outdoor pool in Klein Rönnau. The water quality in the Great Segeberg Lake is excellent, so you can swim here without any worries. In Bad Segeberg there is a rowing club, a sailing club, a boating club and a boat rental for all adventurous water sports enthusiasts. There are other boating clubs in Klein Rönnau and Stipsdorf. On the south bank of the lake there is also an open-air forest grandstand and a play area. In addition to a youth hostel and numerous hotels around the lake, there is a campsite in Klein Rönnau and one in Bad Segeberg. The lake promenade in Bad Segeberg invites you to take a walk along the lake, tired hikers and cyclists can rest on the sun loungers on the sun deck directly on the promenade. If you want to hike or cycle a little further, there are numerous cycle paths in the area. The eight-kilometer circular path around the lake with a detour to the Kalkberg, a wonderful view from the Moosberg and the lake promenade as the destination and starting point is particularly popular. On average, a hike takes 90 minutes. You can of course go much faster by bike, but please watch out for hikers, the paths are sometimes narrow, but easy to ride. https://www.hamburg-tourism.de/sehen-erleben/gruenes-hamburg/parks-gruenanlagen/grosser-segeberger-see-1/

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The hiking trails are easy to walk, although after a lot of rain there are a few puddles.

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You don't always do your "lake tour" directly at the lake, but you'll be twice as happy when you can see the lake again over the fields.

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Here you can really relax

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A perfect place to take a break.

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The path always goes directly along the lake. Beautiful under trees and quite good to drive except for a few roots.

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The benches are very comfortable and invite you to linger. It's great that they can also rotate with the sun👍🏼

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small café off the bike path, right on the southern spot of the lake.

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Beautiful view from here.

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