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Lake Niehuuser – also called Niehuussee – is located in the municipality of Harrislee in the Schleswig-Flensburg district, directly on the German-Danish border between Niehuus and Padborg. Nestled in a charming natural landscape, it is a beautiful local recreation destination and invites you to take leisurely walks around the water. The lake is part of the cross-border Krusau Tunnel Valley, a gently rolling landscape with damp valley floors, springs, and alder swamp forests that stretches along the border river Krusau. Accordingly, the area is part of a FFH conservation area and therefore enjoys a high ecological protection status. Visitors can enjoy pleasant hiking and circular trails – such as a 5.6 km route around the lake, which can also be found as a circular hike on platforms such as RouteYou. The western side of the lake already marks the border with Denmark, giving the walk a particularly charming, border-oriented perspective. The lake is particularly popular with photographers – it is considered an atmospheric subject, especially in the evening with its charming light. Furthermore, the ASV Petri Heil Flensburg is committed to accessibility: a barrier-free jetty was recently built, making access to the water easier.

Unfortunately, it's been completely fenced in for cattle farming since 2025... no more room for people 😢

So much so that the groundwater is no longer accessible in some places. Unless you don't mind sinking into the moor up to your hips!

Great break spot 👌

Niehuussee am Gendarmstien – lakes in Schleswig-Holstein: The Niehuussee is one of the most beautiful lakes in Schleswig-Holstein. It lies in the tunnel valley between the German municipality of Harrislee-Niehuus and the Danish town of Padborg. On the western side of the Niehuussee, the Gendarmstien runs on Danish soil. Sea data Niehuussee Area: 13.6 hectares Height above sea level: 11.10 m Shore length: 1.76 km max. depth: 2.40 m average depth: 1.68 m https://weites.land/niehuussee-seen-in-schleswig-holstein/

The tree isn't there anymore... under water the moor area is actually always something... ;-)

Yes, very flat... and close to groundwater...

It's really idyllic here, a great place for a break.