Langballigau Lake – St. Marien Church in Grundhof loop from Flensburg / Flensborg

Langballigau Lake – St. Marien Church in Grundhof loop from Flensburg / Flensborg

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Langballigau Lake – St. Marien Church in Grundhof loop from Flensburg / Flensborg

02:23

55.1km

350m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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After 38.6 km for 509 m

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Train Station

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19.4 km

Gut Ostringe Hansen-Born

Highlight • Historical Site

It is a beautiful building, but unfortunately there is not much to see of the estate!

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21.2 km

Langballigau Lake

Highlight • Lake

between road (cycle path) and campsite.

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22.9 km

Strandgut Café & Restaurant (Flensburger Förde)

Highlight • Cafe

Very nice location but currently closed Monday and Tuesday (August 2020).

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23.6 km

Steinadler Windmill, Westerholz

Highlight • Monument

The mill in Westerholz was built in 1877 and is now one of the largest Dutch mills. It was used as a sawmill for the neighboring kilns of the brickworks, hence the name golden eagle.

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28.2 km

View over the Flensburg Fjord toward Denmark

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

It's always a great moment when you can look over to Denmark from this side of the fjord. . It's all so close, mostly altona! ;-)

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36.6 km

Streich Mill

Highlight • Structure

Unfortunately, only the tower remains of the windmill that gave the place its name ...

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38.7 km

St. Marien Church in Grundhof

Highlight • Religious Site

The St. Marien Church is a late Romanesque stone church from the middle of the 12th century. The brickwork, up to 1.2 m thick, was originally built from split field stones.

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53.9 km