The Dahme-Umflutkanal is a canal that connects the Spree from Leibsch over the Köthener See to Märkisch Buchholz with the Dahme.

The construction of the Dahme Umflut Canal goes back to a resolution of the Prussian Ministry of Public Works in 1904. The basis was the law for the prevention of floods of August 4, 1904, which was enacted because major damage had occurred from numerous floods in the Spree in previous years. The construction of the Dahme flood canal, including the canal bridge and the weir systems with needle and panel weirs, took place between 1907 and 1911.

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Wandervogel Petra

September 3, 2022

Very nice path that becomes more and more romantic in the east. In addition, interesting monuments (dams, etc.).

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Sarina

February 26, 2023

Nice hiking trail along the canal. You can cross the Dahme at the old Märkisch Buchholz weir.

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Distance 3.30 km

Uphill 40 m

Downhill 40 m

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Location: Märkisch Buchholz, Dahme Lakeland, Dahme-Spreewald, Brandenburg, Germany

Dahme-Umflutkanal Trail

1. Triftsee – Pichersee loop from Oderin

2. Pichersee – View from Wehlaberg Tower loop from Köthen

3. Märkisch Buchholz overflow weir – Oderiner Lake loop from Oderin

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