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Karower Teiche Nature Reserve

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Karower Teiche Nature Reserve

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Karower Teiche Nature Reserve

Recommended by 1044 cyclists out of 1078

This Highlight is in a protected area

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Location: Berlin, Germany

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1. Paved Forest Cycle Path – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Vinetastraße

65.5km

03:59

210m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Panke Riverside Path – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Greifswalder Straße

50.3km

02:58

160m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Gravel path to Lake Gorinsee – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Pankow

36.7km

02:14

80m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Tips

Zoe von Rambling Rocks

June 4, 2023

The Karower Teiche are an approximately 129-hectare nature reserve in the north-east of Berlin. It consists of the following ponds: duck pond, reed pond, willow pond and island pond.

In all waters you can observe wonderful breeding and resting water and reed birds. Information boards will help you identify each species.

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Max AT

September 1, 2017

Many wild birds in the summer, definitely bring long lens!

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Lars

August 29, 2020

Area is good for cycling. It is best to use the Panke cycle path. For some trails I recommend a mountain bike or at least a bike with good suspension. There are quite a lot of people walking!

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Matto

October 28, 2022

The NSG is an important resting and breeding area for waterfowl and reed breeders, but species of hedges and forest edges such as oriole, barred warbler, whinchat and stonechat are also native here.

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A. Bielefeldt

April 25, 2019

There are several observation points with unfortunately overloaded explanatory panels. Binoculars are useful for viewing many waterfowl in their natural habitat.

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Gerhard

October 24, 2022

Beautiful nature experiences are possible there. There are several viewing platforms. Sometimes buffalo and Heck cattle can also be seen.

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Claus

September 24, 2019

Castle and Stadtgut book

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Lukas Beck

May 19, 2022

Good spot for bird watchers.

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Borchi

May 21, 2020

Pure nature and many different animals to marvel at

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Erika Chirek

July 11, 2020

Very nice facility, great paths, fine gravel for racing bikes borderline.
Lots of walkers on weekends.

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Micha

April 11, 2023

Very nice gravel road along the Panke.

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Lukas Beck

May 31, 2023

Especially beautiful at sunrise with a variety of animals to watch.

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Alexa Syd

November 3, 2023

Very beautiful area with lots of views, water and animals

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radlerjuergen

January 27, 2024

After the Berliner Rieselgute was founded in Blankenfelde in 1890 and in Buch 1898, Berliner Rieselfelder were created in the neighborhood and in the area itself. The Karow ponds were used for secondary clarification or direct discharge of wastewater. Because of the high levels of pollutants, fish farming had to be given up in the 1920s and the inflow from the Lietzengraben was closed in 1980. The now exclusive supply from precipitation and underground seepage water led to a lowering of the water level. The situation was made worse by the cessation of sewage farming in 1985, and some ponds even dried up at times. To preserve the wet biotopes, the Lietzengraben was dammed in 1986 so that a partial stream flows through the ponds

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radlerjuergen

January 30, 2024

The Karow ponds are located at the transition from Barnim to the Berlin glacial valley. After the last glacial period, the Panke and Lietzengraben, which come from the clayey-sandy plateau, dug meltwater channels through the sander, which is up to ten meters deep here. These gullies later silted up and fens formed. In the 19th century, the two streams were straightened and peat mining began. This created the island pond in the northwest and the willow pond in the southwest, the duck pond in the northeast and the reed pond in the southeast were dug for fish farming in 1911

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Christian Spindeldreher

August 22, 2024

really pretty here - there can be mosquitoes...

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Barriga

August 31, 2024

An idyll on the outskirts of the city

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Dagmar

October 31, 2021

The Karow ponds are pure nature and beautiful to clear your head. We recommend.

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Erdnussberlin

September 4, 2022

great trails for cycling or running

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Karower Teiche Nature Reserve

1. Paved Forest Cycle Path – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Vinetastraße

2. Panke Riverside Path – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Greifswalder Straße

3. Gravel path to Lake Gorinsee – Panke Trail at Karower Teiche loop from Pankow

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