Best lakes around Teldau, a small parish within the Amt Neuhaus municipality in Lower Saxony, Germany, are found in its surrounding region. This area is characterized by its location near the Elbe River Landscape biosphere reserve, offering a mix of natural and cultural landscapes. The vicinity features various lakes, from natural swimming spots to former gravel pits, providing diverse outdoor experiences. The region's waterways and dikes are suitable for walks and cycling, connecting visitors with the local environment.
Last updated: May 31, 2026
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There's a lot of water there and a lot of birds can be observed.
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Lots going on in the Elbe dike foreland. Great vegetation and deer, rabbits and birds of prey, geese and much more.
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For Lüüd with wheel, tau Faut, alone orre ok with children, he in the Baaeanstalt lött sik dat fien Fofteihn make to eat and drink and many other thing.
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Coburg fox sheep carry bells, old houses - lovingly prepared - endless space in a lonely, species-rich nature
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Pond on the dike path of the Sude near Schwabendorf. There is a swimming area and a platform on the water, it is easy to take a break in the shade of the trees. ------- There is a direct shortage of Diekwäg in duss Diek, in shade vun de Böm sik dat soldering on duss Flag fien Föfteihn maken.
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This dyke trail, along the Sumter Channel, leads directly through the homesteads (from Schleusenow) along the Elbe and Sueden lowlands, within the UNESCO biosphere reserve Flusslandschaft Elbe. Simply beautiful cultural landscape and good to drive. Thumbs up. -------------------------- Dat lütte Dörp Schleusenow has a direct line of baben up'n diek because Sumter canal in't "UNESCO biosphere reserve river landscape Elbe". Here you lead directly dör de Hoffstäden henndör, likes angahn, Hunn', Katten, Pierd, Schaap, un ok anner Dierten, liggen dor up'n Wäg and you mötst dat an un anner mol afsatteln un anholln .... Because you dew I do not know why.
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For the 2003 bathing season, the beautiful natural pool was opened in idyllic surroundings. On a total of about 2,200 square meters of non-swimmers, swimming and jumping area everyone can enjoy their individual bathing experience to the fullest. A special toddler pond ensures that even the little ones can enjoy the wet. The special feature of the natural pool pond system is the complete absence of a dry cleaning. The water purification is carried out in a biological way, utilizing the mode of action of specific aquatic plants, microorganisms and microorganisms. Modern changing rooms and sanitary facilities, handicapped accessible toilet and shower facilities as well as a changing room complete the equipment of the bath. For the physical well-being is ensured by a sales facility. http://www.jagdschloesschen-schwartow.de/informationen/
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Great nature reserve. In the water also Nutrias are to be observed.
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Several lakes in the Teldau area are family-friendly. The Schwartow Natural Swimming Pool offers a special toddler pond and modern facilities. The Swimming spot Rosiener See features shallow shore areas, perfect for younger swimmers. Additionally, the Pond at Schwabendorf has a swimming area and a platform, with shaded spots for breaks.
Yes, the Schwartow Natural Swimming Pool is equipped with handicapped accessible toilet and shower facilities, making it a good option for visitors with wheelchairs.
The region offers diverse natural features. The Schleusenow Dike Path – Sumter Canal provides views of a cultural landscape within the UNESCO biosphere reserve Flusslandschaft Elbe, with diverse wildlife. The Elbdeichvorland Nature Reserve is a wonderful place for observing waterfowl, deer, rabbits, and birds of prey. Further afield, the Kreidesee near Lüneburg is known for its impressive white limestone cliffs and unique salt-tolerant flora.
You have several options for swimming. The Schwartow Natural Swimming Pool is a well-equipped natural pool. The Swimming spot Rosiener See is a public, natural swimming lake with shallow shores. The Pond at Schwabendorf also offers a designated swimming area. Additionally, the Gümser See near Amt Neuhaus features a bathing area with a small sandy beach.
Yes, the area is excellent for outdoor activities. The Schleusenow Dike Path – Sumter Canal is a popular trail suitable for cycling and walking, leading through homesteads and offering scenic views. For more extensive options, you can explore various routes in the region, such as those found in the Hiking around Teldau guide or the Cycling around Teldau guide.
The lakes are enjoyable throughout the warmer months, especially for swimming and water activities. Summer is ideal for places like Gümser See, which has a popular bathing area. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and cycling along the dikes and around the lakes, with beautiful seasonal colors.
While not directly in Teldau, the Thielenburger See near Dannenberg (Elbe) is well-suited for fishing. It boasts a stock including carp, whitefish, pike, perch, eel, tench, and trout, making it a popular spot for anglers.
The region, particularly within the UNESCO biosphere reserve Flusslandschaft Elbe, is rich in wildlife. Near the Elbdeichvorland Nature Reserve, you can observe waterfowl, deer, rabbits, and birds of prey. The oxbow lakes along the Elbe dike are home to species like white-tailed eagles, cranes, and beavers.
Yes, the Thielenburger See near Dannenberg features a circular path about two kilometers long, which is ideal for relaxed strolls and bike rides, offering pleasant views, especially during sunrise and sunset.
Visitors appreciate the peaceful natural settings and the diverse recreational opportunities. Many enjoy the scenic views along dike paths, the chance to observe wildlife in nature reserves, and the availability of family-friendly swimming spots. The cultural landscape within the biosphere reserve is also highly valued.
Beyond the more popular spots, the region offers several quieter lakes. The Kiessee Neu Zachun, formed from a former gravel pit, provides a tranquil setting surrounded by forests on its west and south shores, ideal for relaxed hours by the water.
Many natural areas and trails, such as the Schleusenow Dike Path – Sumter Canal, are generally dog-friendly, allowing you to enjoy walks with your pet. However, specific rules may apply to designated swimming areas or nature reserves, so it's always best to check local signage.


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