Lakes around Westerholz offer diverse natural features in the northern part of Schleswig-Holstein. The area is characterized by its proximity to the Baltic Sea, featuring rolling hills, green meadows, and wide fields. While Westerholz provides access to coastal landscapes like the Flensburg Fjord, nearby lakes offer additional opportunities for recreation and natural beauty. This region combines coastal charm with inland lake experiences.
Last updated: April 28, 2026
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In Habernis you can relax, enjoy peace and quiet and cool off in the fjord if you need to.
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OK. Let's also give a thumbs up for the 100th highlight "beautiful view"... It's really beautiful
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Glücksburg Castle is one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe. It is beautifully located on the castle lake.
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Drink in the bistro
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Wonderful bike paths and always beautiful views.
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Simply a nice and uncrowded corner despite the nearby campsite. The beach lounge offers food and drink and impresses with its friendly staff. You can also sit comfortably outside in the sandy area. Additional deck chairs are available on the beach free of charge. If the beach lounge isn't open, you can also get something from the campsite kiosk.
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Beautiful old castle situated in the lake
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The region around Westerholz offers a blend of coastal and inland natural features. You can explore the unique habitat of Little Noor, a peninsula in the Baltic Sea with salt marshes and a steep coast where Baltic Sea water flows in. Additionally, the area features forest lakes like the Western shore of Lake Roikier, known for its picturesque setting.
Yes, the Western shore of Lake Roikier has historical significance. It was created in the 13th century by monks for freshwater supply and carp farming. Nearby, the Glücksburg Castle Lake offers a picturesque trail around the moated Glücksburg Castle, a significant landmark with historical gardens.
Several spots are family-friendly. Little Noor is noted as family-friendly, as are Holnis Beach and Habernis Beach on the Flensburg Fjord, which offer relaxing environments. The Schöhsee also features a circular trail particularly suitable for families due to its flat and easy path.
Yes, the Western shore of Lake Roikier is dog-friendly. However, when visiting natural reserves like Little Noor, it's important to keep dogs on a leash to protect rare birds and wildlife, as mentioned in visitor tips.
The region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for mountain biking, road cycling, and running. For example, there are MTB Trails around Westerholz, Road Cycling Routes around Westerholz, and Running Trails around Westerholz, many of which pass by or offer views of the lakes and coastal areas.
Absolutely. The View over the Flensburg Outer Fjord and Kalkgrund Lighthouse offers expansive vistas of the fjord landscape and the lighthouse. Many trails around lakes like Roikier See also provide scenic views through the forests.
The lakes and coastal areas are beautiful year-round. While summer is ideal for swimming and relaxing at beaches like Holnis Beach, visitor tips suggest that places like Little Noor are particularly stunning in windy and stormy autumn/winter weather for those who enjoy connecting with the elements.
While specific accessibility details for all routes are not provided, the circular trail around the Schöhsee is noted for being relatively flat and easy to manage, making it suitable for a wider range of visitors, including families with children.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural beauty, from the unique coastal inlets and salt marshes of areas like Little Noor to the tranquil forest setting of Western shore of Lake Roikier. The expansive views over the Flensburg Fjord, such as from the View over the Flensburg Outer Fjord and Kalkgrund Lighthouse, are also highly rated.
While Westerholz is primarily known for its proximity to the Baltic Sea, offering beaches like Holnis Beach and Habernis Beach on the Flensburg Fjord where swimming is possible, specific details about swimming in the inland lakes are less common. The Roikier See was historically used for carp farming, suggesting it's more for scenic enjoyment than swimming.
While specific cafes directly at every lake are not detailed, the Habernis Beach on the Flensburg Fjord features a beach lounge offering food and drink. The general region around Westerholz and nearby towns like Glücksburg offer various options for cafes, pubs, and accommodation.


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