Neuendorfer Rummel

The Neuendorfer Rummel is considered the most beautiful hype in the whole of Hohen Fläming. In part, the side walls of the valley rise to a height of 20 meters and you walk between the tall trees in the dim light. In the middle of the hustle and bustle there is a small rest area with a table and benches and this invites you to enjoy this special place for a while.

The narrow dry valley of the Neuendorfer Rummel is about one kilometer long
and has 15 to 20 meter high steep slopes. This makes it the most imposing of the three valley formations mentioned. Five giant boulders, so-called clod stones, are also stored here.
The exit towards Garray is currently blocked.

The Ice Age left branched, narrow, dry valleys in the nature park, the Rummeln. After large-scale deforestation of the Fläming in the Middle Ages, they were deepened by water erosion. They only carry water in heavy rain and when the snow melts. Like green fingers, the fairgrounds, which are now densely forested again, stretch far into the agricultural landscape. You can hike through some of them. The little valleys swallow up their visitors and take them into their own little world of hype.
(Source: hoher-flaeming-naturpark.de)

unspoilt nature, nice and shady in summer