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Still pond by the roadside

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The Kreidesee (Chalk Lake) in Lüneburg (also called Kreidebergsee) is a former gypsum and limestone quarry. It has developed into a popular recreational area north of the city center, known for its depth of up to 30 meters, impressive white limestone cliffs, and valuable salt-tolerant flora. However, swimming is prohibited for safety reasons. The Kreidesee is ideal for walks and geology enthusiasts. The lake originated from a former gypsum and limestone quarry. It is located north of Lüneburg's city center, in the Kreideberg district. It is up to 30 meters deep. It is captivating due to its unique features: white limestone cliffs up to 30 meters high and a rare salt-tolerant flora, which is a result of its proximity to the Lüneburg salt dome. It is a wonderful place for walking and hiking. There are paths around the lake, which also lead through the allotment gardens and offer panoramic views of Lüneburg. Benches are available. A visit is highly recommended.

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A very beautiful place to pause and observe nature.

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The Kreidebergsee lake was formed by lime and gypsum mining, which, alongside salt mining, has been of enormous importance in Lüneburg for centuries. Starting in 1838, the lime quarry was expanded to include a high-performance lime kiln as part of its industrial use. Thanks to its abundant raw materials, which at that time were largely used for house construction and agriculture, the lime kiln was very successful. At the turn of the century, jobs were created for 300 to 400 people. Thus, the lime kiln was considered the largest employer of its time. In 1963, lime and gypsum mining in the area was discontinued because the operation had not been economically viable for several years. In addition, more and more residential developments were being built near the area, which caused the residents to feel disturbed by the lime kiln. As a result, the water pumps were shut down, and the pit slowly filled up to the groundwater level. The resulting lake was subsequently used as a garbage and construction waste dump until 1983, when it was developed into a local recreation area. Source: https://www.luenepedia.de/wiki/Kreidebergsee

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There is also a youth guest house for up to 26 people where you can easily stay overnight.

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Wonderful resting place 🪑

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The Osterbach flows from Kirchgellersen through the Böhmsholz into the Hasenburger Mühlenbach and is currently being renaturalized. Shortly before its mouth, it feeds the Osterbachteich. This is a home for water birds. However, it is increasingly silting up.

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Beautiful, quiet pond (as long as the farmer doesn't use his tractor to flatten the bushes) where you can watch kingfishers, cranes and other birds. A local resident told me that there used to be a lot more birds nesting there. But now there is too much noise around it and some hikers and walkers think that their noises are more worth sharing than the birds' songs.

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The first stage of the “Wilde 13” hiking trail also leads along here. The “Wilde 13” is not signposted or marked, but can only be hiked using a GPX file using the following link: www.dav-hamburg.de/dav/Wilde13 (as of February 2024).

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Swimming lake that always stays cool

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Beautiful bike path along the fishing lake. Invite you to a picnic on the way back :)

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A pretty pond, with a small island in the middle. In front of the pond (right next to the bike path) there is a table with benches, a nice place to rest during a bike ride or hike. My mother and I stopped here on October 29th, 2022 while cycling from Bardowick to Winsen (Luhe) and back.

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There is a hidden, small parking lot right next to the fish pond. Ideal for hiking both NSG from here.

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The Barumer See is a larger bulge of the Neetze similar to the Reihersee. The access to the beach is a narrow street, there is no real parking space for cars or mobile homes, and there is no toilet. But it is easy to reach by bike and there is a small bike stand at the top. The much-described official barbecue area is on the other side, where there is also the campsite. The Barumer See is a small idyllic place that is used more by those who live there, with a small lawn and a small sandy beach. Swimming is at your own risk, there is no surveillance.

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The Gut Schnede fishing ponds are easily accessible between Hamburg, Soltau and Lüneburg. The fishing facility has 3 trout lakes with a total water area of 13,500 m². The facility is open daily from March to December. Because of the very low prices, the fishing lakes are always busy, so you should be there in good time to get a good spot. https://www.angelsee.info/ort/angelteiche-gut-schnede/

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Nice place for a rest, in the past you could also go ice skating here or go swimming :-)

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A highlight on the round to Lüneburg

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The Kreidebergsee in Lüneburg is a beautiful local recreation area located north of the city center. The lake was created by lime and gypsum mining and was converted into a 14.5 hectare recreation area in the 1980s. The impressive limestone cliffs and the rare salt flora make the Kreidebergsee an ecologically valuable place. The lake is up to 30 meters deep and is fed by groundwater and rainwater. It is a popular destination for walks and offers beautiful views of the surrounding nature and the city of Lüneburg. Due to its geomorphological features, some specially adapted plant species can be found there that are otherwise rare.

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If you drive past here, please have a look at this little lake. Nice cozy corners 😉

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Very nice bathing lake, with some nice shady spots.

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