Tatenberg Lock – Dove Elbe Swimming Area loop from Moorfleet

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Tatenberg Lock – Dove Elbe Swimming Area loop from Moorfleet

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Tatenberg Lock – Dove Elbe Swimming Area loop from Moorfleet

02:40

10.5km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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198 m

Tatenberg Lock

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The lock enables ships to cross between the Norderelbe and Dove Elbe by balancing the tidal range of the Norderelbe. In addition, it is integrated into the flood protection dike …

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1.37 km

Path Along the Lake in Hamburg

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Good for hiking but also for walking at any time of the year.

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1.62 km

Tatenberger Dike

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At the end of the twelfth century, Tatenberg was settled when Henry the Lion dyed and drained the area based on the Dutch model. The place was first mentioned in …

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2.05 km

Headland – view of the Dove Elbe and the Eichbaumsee

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The Eichbaumsee is picturesquely situated directly on the Dove Elbe in Hamburg's Allermöhe district. The hiking trails and parks around the lake invite you to hike, walk and relax. At …

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2.09 km

Narrow peninsula on the Dove Elbe

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Small insider tip if you want to get into the water away from the hustle and bustle.

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2.65 km

Dove Elbe Swimming Area

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Great swimming area that is well attended in summer.

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2.68 km

Dove Elbe Rowing Regatta Course

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here the Dove-Elbe is widened for the rowers. Here is training and rowing races.

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4.12 km

St. Pankratius Church Ochsenwerder

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The first mention of a church was made in 1254. The church has probably been torn or destroyed by dike breaches in 1330 from the Elbe. In 1332, a new …

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