Machnower Lake on the Teltow Canal

Not only the part highlighted here as a highlight, but the entire route along the Teltow Canal is very beautiful. Shorter sections, however, are difficult to navigate through the diligence of wild boars. There is then time to push a piece. Nevertheless, highly recommended.

And not only in summer, but also in spring or autumn, a recommended route that never loses its appeal.

The Teltowkanal (TeK) is a 38.39 km long canal in Berlin and the southern Berlin area, which was created at the beginning of the 20th century. It connects the Spree-Oder waterway (Dahme, tributary of the Spree) with the lower Havel waterway (Potsdam Havel). As a federal waterway of the waterway class IV with restrictions, the channel runs through the states of Berlin and Brandenburg and forms part of their national border. Legally belong to the TeK still the federal waterways Griebnitzkanal (former Prince Friedrich Leopold Canal), Zehlendorf Stichkanal and Britzer connecting channel (to the Spree) (formerly Britzer branch canal). [1] [2] [3] Responsible for the administration is the Waterway and Shipping Office Berlin.please refer:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teltowkanal