Τα 20 καλύτερα φυσικά μνημεία Oderberg

Here you should linger a while and take in the flora and fauna, a true play of nature.

Not particularly spectacular, but you can rest here.

The forest lake, which is around 280 metres long and around 90 metres wide, is around five metres deep at its deepest point. It is located in the northern part of the "Sonnenburger Wald und Ahrendskehle" nature reserve. Formerly known as the Black Pond, it was renamed the Devil's Lake almost 200 years ago. As part of the Hammerthal, there are numerous stories about the lake. Today, you can find numerous beaver tracks around the lake and some beaver lodges. A lawn invites you to linger and the lake itself is of course a great place to cool off.

There is beautiful and stunning nature here. It is definitely worth seeing. I can only recommend it.

the lower Oder valley is a beautiful landscape

Nice place to rest. The path itself is a joy to hike.

Beautiful gem with a beautiful view and three quarters of an hour from the capital.

The small waterfall is located in Cöthener Park. The park, located between Cöthen and Falkenberg, is based on an idea by Carl Friedrich von Jena. According to his instructions, this beautiful piece of nature and the gorge, which is now forested with huge beech trees and through which the Cöthener Fließ winds its way to Falkenberg, was turned into a landscape park in the 1920s. The small reservoir and the waterfall were merely design elements; for example, there was no watermill or anything like that. In his hikes, Theodor Fontane described the park as somewhat “Old Franconian” because of its playfulness, but quite “peculiar” in nature. Remains of the park are located in the headwaters of the picturesque river consisting of an old water wheel and a waterfall. Source: https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/seenland-oder-spree/gaerten-und-parkanlagen/coethener-park/