ヴル湖のおすすめMTBライド

レストランはありませんが、定期的にフードトラックが海水浴場に来ます。ポジティブな点としては、衛生設備が非常にきれいでした。

The church was built in the 13th century and has remained a ruin since its destruction in 1440.

The large meadow with a playground and a few benches is certainly the most pleasant place to spend time at the Oberpfuhl and in the Lychen town area. Boats can dock, and you could even go on a boat tour yourself, but unfortunately, there's no suitable swimming spot. No water treading either. - Still. It's absolutely idyllic here, not least because of the beautiful tall trees and the peninsula-like shape of the area.

An incredibly solid masonry of precisely hewn fieldstones characterizes this fairly well-preserved ruin. Considering that it has remained in this condition since 1440, this is also quite astonishing. The original church was built in the mid-13th century and fell victim to a major war. Lychen was conquered in the Pomeranian-Brandenburg War (1329-1333).

Beautiful bathing area with rest area.

Beautifully maintained bathing area with some seating and play areas

The Uckermark Lakes are located in northeast Brandenburg, starting about 50 kilometers north of Berlin. In the northwest, the lake area merges seamlessly into the Mecklenburg Lake District. The Neustrelitz Small Lake District includes parts of both federal states and lake districts. Not all lakes in the political-historical Uckermark belong to the Uckermark natural area. The greatest density of lakes in the district is found in the Havel catchment area and is classified as part of the North Brandenburg Forest and Lake District natural area. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Wurlsee is a lake located in the north-east of Germany near Lychen, in the Uckermark, in the state of Brandenburg. The Wurlsee is one of the seven lakes of the Lychen Lake Cross, but is not in the main stretch of the Lychen waters. It is considered one of the Uckermark lakes. The lake is characterized by its clear water and is located about 80 km north of Berlin. It is connected to the Nesselpfuhl via a canal, the Wurlflut, which together with the Lychener Mühlbach forms a tributary of the Lychen waters. The Woblitz, which can be reached from the Großer Lychensee, provides a navigable connection to the Havel. This makes the Wurlsee an excellent starting point for canoe trips. Larger pleasure boats are not allowed to cross the Nesselpfuhl due to the low bridge heights between Wurlsee and Nesselpfuhl as well as Nesselpfuhl and the city or Great Lychen Lake. On a peninsula on the south bank of the lake there is a former Slavic castle wall. The residential area of Wurlgrund is on the north-east bank. (Source: Wikipedia)