アムツ湖のおすすめランニングルート

橋の名前は、歴史的な地名であるネッテルグラーベンカヴェルンにちなんでネッテルグラーベンカヴェルンブリュッケと名付けられました。現在の橋は、2025年に以前の仮設橋に取って代わりました。

印象的に美しいです。特に教会が素晴らしい状態にあるからです。

The historic setting of the Amtsschmiede (official forge) not only offers dining, but also hosts culinary events where visitors can try their hand at forging. The Amtsschmiede is located directly next to the "Alte Klosterschänke Chorin," another dining establishment near the monastery.

The area surrounding Lake Amtssee is characterized by meadows and forests, making it ideal for walks and hikes, such as the lakeside trail, which runs directly along the lake and emphasizes the proximity to the monastery. The region is also a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers, with views from Kleiner Rummelsberg or along the Nettelgraben offering unique perspectives.

The area surrounding Lake Amtssee is characterized by meadows and forests, making it ideal for walks and hikes, such as the lakeside trail, which runs directly along the lake and emphasizes the proximity to the monastery. The region is also a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers, with views from Kleiner Rummelsberg or along the Nettelgraben offering unique perspectives.

The mill was expanded by the Cistercians and developed into a large workshop, which served as a machine hall and, in addition to milling grain, also facilitated other production processes such as hammering, stamping, and oil-making. The buildings were constructed of granite ashlars, which are still clearly visible today. The mill building was probably originally four stories high and designed as a four-wheel mill with four openings for waterwheel shafts.

There are several hiking trails in the area, including a 1.9-kilometer, easy loop around the lake, which takes about 30 minutes and features botanical highlights and forest sections. Longer walks are also possible, such as the 3-kilometer loop around the Amtssee lake, right next to the monastery.

The Nettelgraben was created in the 13th century by the Cistercian monks of Chorin Monastery to drain Lake Parstein via Lake Weißer See and Lake Chorin Amtssee with the Ragöse River. The ditch originally served to supply the monastery and the monastery mills with sufficient water, as the natural outflow of Lake Chorin was insufficient.