Discover Lübberstorf

Lübberstorf is characterised by an appealing landscape shaped by the Ice Age and paths leading to a variety of destinations. Neumühle, a district of Lübberstorf, lies at the southern end of Lake Neukloster. If you would like to make nature and local history the focus of your trip, there are various points of interest here: the circular route around the lake, hiking connections to the surrounding towns and historic buildings in the village. When choosing your accommodation, it may therefore help to consider whether you mainly want to hike, experience the lake and its surroundings, or learn about the history of the village.

Neumühle and Lake Neukloster

The circular route around Lake Neukloster passes the former bathing area in Lübberstorf. From there, you can enjoy a view of the lake. With a little luck, you may spot ducks, coots and great crested grebes; fish eagles and white-tailed eagles can also be seen there. When choosing the circular route, you can therefore consider whether you would like to take in the lakeshore landscape and birdlife along the way.

In the Middle Ages, Neumühle was the site of a monastery mill. In 2006, a dilapidated watermill was demolished there. A fish ladder was built in the stream bed at the site of the weir, with a small rest area beside it. In addition to its lakeside location, these local features give Neumühle its own historical and landscape character.

Hikes and a bike ride

Hiking routes from Lübberstorf lead to Neumühle, Pennewitt, Glambeck and Warin. Another hiking connection runs from Lübberstorf via Lüdersdorf to Neu Käterhagen and Groß Tessin. These destinations offer several directions to choose from when planning your walks, without implying any specific route length or walking time. If you are planning your trip around hiking, you can use these place names as reference points for planning your routes.

A bike ride is also described in the surrounding area: the 25-kilometre route between Neukloster, Pennewitt and Warin heads towards Lübberstorf, but turns off onto a farm track towards Neu Pennewitt before reaching the village. It runs over asphalt and sand and has only gentle inclines. Its route therefore differs clearly from the hiking connections leading from Lübberstorf to the places mentioned above. When deciding on a bike ride, the described surfaces and the turn-off before the village are relevant points to consider alongside the distance.

Manor farm and village history

The Alte Gutshof Lübberstorf is located in the village on a former agricultural estate and is surrounded by a large garden. The old main house was built in 1894 and extensively renovated between 2011 and 2013. The Alte Gutshof has two modern holiday apartments and a holiday house. Guests can use the grounds to play football and barbecue; there is also the option of using a fire bowl and baking bread on sticks. If you are looking for accommodation with a specific connection to the village, the manor farm combines its current use as holiday accommodation with a historic main house and a location in the village.

The village also has a community building with a community room and a restaurant with a dance hall. At Dorfstraße 16 and Dorfstraße 17, there is a farmhouse listed as a historic monument at each address. These buildings add further local and architectural points of interest to Lübberstorf, whether your trip is focused mainly on hiking or on the lake’s surroundings.

Other places in the overview include Passee, Zurow, Jesendorf, Warin, Bibow, Glasin and Züsow.

For the overview of the wider area: Amt Neukloster-Warin.