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A hiking signpost to Königs Wusterhausen train station – a sign that shows where a sign points. Apparently, that's enough for a red dot on the Komoot map.

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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.

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Forest pond with wooden benches – by “Buggi”. A fitting play on words: the highlight itself is buggy. Not a pond, but a bog and flooded forest. The Sutschke Lake, about 100 meters further south, could be the one being referred to. The wooden benches were even further away – and no longer exist.

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Start from the Bergsee circular trail and some useful information on the information board

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Beautiful footpath along the pond. Unfortunately, the oak processionary moth is very prevalent here this year.

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There are several small islands here. They're quite beautiful to look at...

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Unfortunately, there is currently an oak processionary moth nest on almost every oak tree here.

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Not an officer's hill but the general's hill

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It is very quiet and peaceful in the Lieberos Heath. But the area hasn't always been as peaceful and tranquil as it is today. The largest military exercise took place here in 1970, when the Warsaw Pact states held their first large-scale joint exercise, "Brotherhood in Arms." The exercise was observed from Generalshügel (General's Hill). (Leonid Brezhnev, Walter Ulbricht, Erich Honecker, and Raul Castro) Over 50,000 soldiers are said to have been deployed in Lieberose alone. The area is heavily contaminated with munitions. Germany's largest desert is increasingly becoming a steppe landscape. The grandstand on Generalshügel has been rebuilt in accordance with historic preservation regulations and is now the centerpiece of the Succession Park.

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Not much remains of the landing site. There were six helicopter landing platforms for the Warsaw Pact leadership and generals.

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The Spreewald (Lower Sorbian: Błota, "the swamps") is an extensive lowland area and a historical cultural landscape in southeastern Brandenburg. Its main feature is the natural branching of the Spree River, which has been significantly expanded by canals. As a floodplain and moor landscape, it is of supra-regional importance for nature conservation and is protected as a biosphere reserve (see Spreewald Biosphere Reserve). The Spreewald as a cultural landscape was decisively shaped by the Sorbs. The area is one of the most well-known and popular tourist destinations in the state of Brandenburg.[1] A total of 222.8 kilometers in the Upper Spreewald and 45.4 kilometers in the Lower Spreewald are classified as state waterways.

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A very beautiful hiking route, albeit not very long. You can walk at a relaxed pace, enjoy nature, and always meet friendly hikers.

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Beautiful, quiet area for hiking.

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Beautiful, quiet area for hiking.

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Wehlaberg Round

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The Inselteich is a body of water in the municipality of Schlepzig in the Dahme-Spreewald district in Brandenburg. It is located south of the community center; to the west, the Spree flows past the body of water from the south in a northerly direction.

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Beautiful cycling/hiking path through the typical Spreewald landscape. You walk partly over planked footbridges and small bridges.

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The lakes of the Köthen Heath Lakes are truly stunningly beautiful. Small, narrow paths invite you to go hiking.

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Beautiful, large shelter that was newly built. The previous hut was already completely covered in graffiti.

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The Klein Köriser See is part of the Teupitz-Köriser chain of lakes with over ten interconnected bodies of water and belongs to the Dahme Heideseen Nature Park.

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