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Hochfelder See is a serene lake nestled in the Plön district of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Located northwest of the village of Warnau and south of Kirchbarkau, this tranquil body of water covers an area of 13 hectares with an average depth of 1.6 meters. Formed during the last Ice Age, the lake is a vital component of the 155-hectare "Lütjensee and Hochfelder See southeast of Gut Bothkamp" nature reserve, a protected lowland complex renowned for its rich biodiversity and unique natural…
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Hochfelder See lies in a basin formed during the last Ice Age. As the ice receded, these depressions filled with water. Over time, the lake has been progressively silting up, a natural process that has accelerated in recent decades.
Yes, the eastern shore features a dedicated walking path that leads from Warnau through the nature reserve's pastures. From this path, hikers can enjoy scenic views of Hochfelder See and the surrounding moraine hills. While dense reed beds and fenced areas can obscure direct lake views in some spots, this path offers excellent opportunities for observing the diverse natural landscape and wildlife.
As part of the "Lütjensee and Hochfelder See southeast of Gut Bothkamp" nature reserve, visitors are expected to respect the natural environment. This includes staying on marked paths, not disturbing wildlife or plants, and keeping dogs on a leash. The area emphasizes conservation, so minimizing your impact is crucial.
While the intro suggests warmer months for peak flora and fauna, Hochfelder See can offer a tranquil winter experience. However, path conditions may be more challenging due to potential ice or snow, and some sections might be even more overgrown. Always check local weather and trail reports before heading out in winter.
A full circular walk directly around Hochfelder See is generally challenging due to dense reed beds and surrounding fenced areas that are part of the nature reserve. The primary accessible route is the walking path along the eastern shore from Warnau, which offers excellent views and access to the lake's side.
The nature reserve is home to a rich variety of species. Birdwatchers might spot sea eagles, while butterflies like the Small Copper, Map, and Comma are common. The diverse habitats also support various plant species, including the rare bog-bean. Robust cattle graze in fenced meadows as part of conservation efforts, adding to the unique natural experience.
Hochfelder See is situated near the villages of Warnau and Kirchbarkau. While the immediate vicinity of the lake is a nature reserve, these nearby villages may offer limited options for cafes, restaurants, or accommodation. It's advisable to check in advance for specific establishments in Warnau or Kirchbarkau.
The eastern shore path from Warnau offers generally gentle terrain. However, some sections, particularly closer to the lake, can be largely overgrown and challenging to navigate. Sturdy footwear is recommended, though some visitors have found parts suitable for walking barefoot, especially in drier conditions.
Access to Hochfelder See primarily relies on nearby villages like Warnau and Kirchbarkau. While direct public transport to the lake's entrance might be limited, bus services to these villages could provide a starting point for a walk to the nature reserve. Planning your route in advance is recommended.
Yes, dogs are generally permitted in the Hochfelder See nature reserve, but they must be kept on a leash at all times. This regulation is in place to protect the sensitive wildlife and habitats within the protected area.
The warmer months are generally best for observing a wide range of flora and fauna. However, specific bird species, such as sea eagles, can be observed throughout the year. Migration seasons in spring and autumn might offer opportunities to spot a greater variety of migratory birds.
As Hochfelder See is part of a designated nature reserve, activities like wild swimming are generally not permitted. The focus of the reserve is on conservation and protecting the delicate ecosystems and wildlife. It's best to enjoy the lake from the designated paths.