ダーメレイクランドのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ベルリンの基本的に美しい「一角」。残念ながら、近年、動物（ビーバー）と人間がかなり伐採してしまったため、葉や緑のない3月には少し寂しい見た目になります。これはSchmöckwitzからWaldhotelまでの道に影響します。さらに南に行くと、Zeuthener Seeを見ながら、岸辺の森を歩くのは引き続きとても気持ちが良いです。

A lovely spot to rest with an unobstructed view of the lake and a beautiful pine forest behind you. What more could you want?

In winter, it's a small but very snow-sure area where you really feel like you're in the mountains.

Farmer Berthold from Kablow – identical to the Farmer Berthold sculpture. One highlight, two names, two red dots. Same figure, same location, but twice the chance of likes. Consistent for collectors of Pioneer Points, but rather… creative for the map overview.

Sutschketal Trail – apparently, a bridge that you're not even allowed to ride on is called a "trail" here. A rather bold use of terminology.

The Sauwinkel, on the southwest shore of Lake Wolzig, forms a natural waterway connection to Lake Langer See via the adjacent Blossiner Fließ. This passage to the Dahme waterways and the Teupitz chain of lakes allows water sports enthusiasts to explore more than 40 different bodies of water. These routes can extend as far as the Spreewald and the extensive waterways of Berlin. Between the bridge on Kolberger Straße and the confluence with Lake Wolzig, there are numerous opportunities to access the waterway.

Follow the main path and the narrow trail along the lake.

The approximately 2.30-meter-tall oak sculpture "Farmer Berthold from Kablow" was created by chainsaw artist Roland Karl. The clever man from Kablow got into a fight with the knight Syben from Senzig and was ultimately hanged. However, he twice escaped death through cunning and was ultimately pardoned. He was able to return to his family.