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A stable viewing platform above the lake... just a few meters from the water... the short detour is worthwhile and offers a magnificent view across the lake.

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A small beach with an adjoining meadow... perfect for relaxing by the lake... and when it's warm, you can cool off in the lake.

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An impressive reconstruction of a historical burial site... well worth a visit. Numerous information panels provide fascinating background information... Further information is available in the pavilion on the other side of the path.

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Arnkiel Park Oeversee: In the Oeversee district of Schleswig-Flensburg, one of the most important megalithic tombs dating back over 5,000 years is located. Arnkiel Park has been developed around this monument, which includes a restored long grave. Here, you can read and learn fascinating facts on the many information panels. https://www.arnkiel-park.de/

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Frörup has an old water-powered mill, driven by the Treene River and used for grinding grain. It was probably established in the 13th century. Later, the mill belonged to the Cistercian monastery of Rüde. The abbot there ceded the mill to the King of Denmark in 1543. Today, the mill is privately owned, and the waterwheel is used only for generating electricity. Unfortunately, visits are not possible. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%B6rup

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The Beek is the outflow of the Sakelmarker See and flows into the Treene after a few kilometers in Oeversee

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The only bathing spot on the lake where you can relax.

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The park is located in Munkwolstrup on the Ochsenweg. It is an archaeological open-air complex with 6 megalithic tombs. Since summer 2024, you can also admire the ox sculptures by the landscape artist Wolfgang Buntrock. They are made of dead wood and stand behind the large long grave.

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Nomen est omen. A small bridge over the Sankelmark lake

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Absolutely interesting burial site. Lots of information about the old burial sites can be found right at the car park. There is also a free toilet and many places to rest.

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The ancient Romans weren't the only ones who could build stone arch bridges. And they were durable too!

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Lake Sankelmarker is just a few kilometers south of Flensburg. A visitor platform was built here on a hill that gives you a wonderful view over the water. A board informs you about how the lake was once formed.

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Great area with numerous bays and swimming opportunities - the holiday homes are on the bank facing Sankelmark.

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The grave complex was reconstructed in 2003. For this purpose, 160 3-ton boulders were brought in from the nearby gravel pit, because almost all of the original stones were found in the 18th and 19th centuries. Century used for road construction or an Austrian monument.

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Here on the southern shore of the lake near the viewing platform is the only swimming area on Lake Sankelmarker.

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The viewing platform near the bathing area is located 50 m across from the circular path on a hill and offers a good view over parts of the lake.

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The viewing platform near the bathing area is located 50 m across from the circular path on a hill and offers a good view over parts of the lake.

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The megalithic tomb in Arnkiel Park, with a length of 70 m, is the longest megalithic tomb in Northern Europe.

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Everything flows... The surface water of Lake Sankelmark flows via the Beek, the Treene, and then the Eider into the North Sea. But beneath the lake lies a layer of lignite sands containing large amounts of groundwater, from which 317-meter-deep wells extract drinking water for Schleswig-Holstein.

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Everything flows … The surface water of Lake Sankelmark flows over the Beek, the Treene and further over the Eider into the North Sea. But beneath the lake there is a layer of lignite sands in which large amounts of groundwater occur, from which 317 m deep wells produce drinking water for SH.

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