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In Holstein Switzerland, there's a hiking pass that allows you to collect stamps. Stamp boxes are located at various locations along the hiking routes, including in Plön (e.g., at the train station, at Appelwarder, or at Schöhsee) and in Malente (e.g., at Kellersee, at the Finance School, or at Hamburger Strand). A list of locations with stamp boxes is available on the tourist office website, which you can use as a guide.

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Lake Trammer is located north of Plön and belongs to the municipalities of Plön and Rathjensdorf. The lake is partly privately owned and partly owned by the state of Schleswig-Holstein.

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A spacious lawn planted with fruit trees, an idyllic unguarded sandy beach with a small non-swimmer area and a gently sloping entrance await bathers at Trammer Lake. Toilets are available at the nearby school center. In summer, there is also the option of barbecuing directly by the bathing water on the associated barbecue area. Benches, parking spaces and shady trees are also part of this bathing area.

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This lake also offers great opportunities for anglers. You can fish for eels, perch, bream, pike, tench, zander, carp and roach here. For further important information and legal regulations for this fishing area, as well as ticket issues, please contact the following: Total petrol station Plön – B430 Lütjenburger Str. 61

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Lake Trammer is located north of Plön in the municipalities of Plön and Rathjensdorf. In 2017, the lake was declared a landscape conservation area along with other surrounding areas. It is 163 hectares in size and has a maximum depth of 33.4 m. There are four uninhabited islands of different sizes in the lake, the three largest are called Groter Warder, Ziegen Warder and Bornholts Warder. The islands of Groter Warder and Ziegen Warder are connected by a narrow headland. The lake's shore is 7.9 km long, so the lake is also ideal for walking around. Pike, tench and carp can be fished here. The lake's bathing area is in the middle of Plön. Tip: From the Parnaßturm in Plön you have a great view of Lake Trammer and its islands.

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A steep path not suitable for cyclists

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Lake Trammer is located north of Plön in the municipalities of Plön and Rathjensdorf. In 2017, the lake was declared a landscape conservation area along with other surrounding areas. It is 163 hectares in size and has a maximum depth of 33.4 m. There are four uninhabited islands of different sizes in the lake, the three largest are called Groter Warder, Ziegen Warder and Bornholts Warder. The islands of Groter Warder and Ziegen Warder are connected by a narrow headland. The lake's shore is 7.9 km long, so the lake is also ideal for walking around. The lake's bathing area is in the middle of Plön. Tip: From the Parnaßturm in Plön you have a great view of Lake Trammer and its islands.

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Stand Up Paddling in the SUP area of Lake Plön As a SUP water, the Plön Lake District is suitable for both one-day SUP tours and a multi-day SUP trip. On the twelve natural lakes around Plön, water hiking on a stand-up paddling board never gets boring: enjoy the expanse of Lake Plön or experience sightseeing and amazing SUP spots in Plön's city bay - which can also be navigated with a SUP in winter. Of course, you should think about the right SUP clothing in winter here! The SUP piers in Plön are particularly practical: directly on the in-house jetty in the Seeprinz, picnic in the Plön boat harbor or a natural beach on the fishing grounds with various restaurants. And if you prefer something quieter, head for a secluded bay on the shore. Please adhere to the rules in the nature reserve and the general SUP rules. You can rent SUPs by the hour at the Wiederich sailing school.

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The Trammer See is located north of Plön in the municipalities of Plön and Rathjensdorf. In 2017, the lake was declared a landscape conservation area along with other surrounding areas. It is 163 hectares in size and has a maximum depth of 33.4 m. There are four uninhabited islands of different sizes in the lake, the three largest are called Groter Warder, Ziegen Warder and Bornholts Warder. The islands of Groter Warder and Ziegen Warder are connected by a narrow headland. The lake's shoreline is 7.9 km long, so the lake is also ideal for walking around. Pike, tench and carp can be fished here. The lake's bathing area is in the middle of Plön. Tip: From the Parnaßturm in Plön you have a great view of the Trammer See and its islands. This lake also offers great opportunities for anglers. You can fish for eels, perch, bream, pike, tench, zander, carp and roach. For further important information and legal regulations regarding this fishing

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Eel, perch, bream, roach, pike, carp and tench are plentiful in this lake. There are 10 well-equipped guest boats available. The boats can be used free of charge in conjunction with the permit.

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Düvelsbrook is a small forest area, mostly covered with beech trees. Some of them are old and accordingly mighty. The area nestles against the Trammer Lake. It is wonderful to go for a walk here and the Parnaßturm is not far away. What might it have been like here before the settlement that was built west of Düvelsbrook about 100 years ago didn't yet exist?

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A nice well-kept place with benches and bike racks for safe storage 👍

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The Trenter See is a lake in the municipality of Lehmkuhlen in the district of Plön in Schleswig-Holstein and is located west of the village of Trent in Holstein Switzerland, surrounded by a hilly moraine landscape. The lake has an elongated shape with a length of about 800 m and a width of about 100 m.

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A beautiful forest at Trammer Lake. The paths require good fitness. The small forest with its many inclines 😉 reminds me a lot of the Harz

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whoever can should go up the tower 28 meters great view

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The Trentsee is a small lake in Plön with an area of 9.00 hectares. At its deepest point, the Trentsee is about 6 m deep. The water is considered to be rich in fish. All important Central European fish species such as eel, perch, bream, pike, carp, roach, rudd, tench and pikeperch are found there. https://www.monsterfisch.de/gewaesser/trentsee-ploen/

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The path is beautifully situated on the lake. But it is also sometimes uphill and downhill (for North German conditions 😀).

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Many benches invite you to pause 🙂

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Great view of the lake!

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The Plöner Seenlandschaft is unique in its diversity for North German conditions.

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