ブラームシェのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

It's a nice, quiet place to walk around, especially in the morning.

A small moor lake here gives an impression of what this area used to look like. Today, only a small remnant remains, but still worth a second look.

Originally, this area was covered in moorland and forest. Humans created this landscape, including through deforestation.

Although it was only a relatively small heathland, it was blooming beautifully. The information boards also note: Man-made area due to deforestation and plaggen farming.

From here you have a view of the "Stillsee" on and in which today there were white cattle.

It's not really surprising to still find bunkers here. After all, Achmer was a very important fighter base during World War II.

You wouldn't expect to find an avenue of fruit trees here. However, apart from a few pears, there were no other fruits on the trees.

The Alfsee was artificially created to regulate the water level of the Hase River and to facilitate agriculture in the Hase floodplains. This recreational lake is dammed by this dam. From here, you have a fantastic view of the large reservoir. Walking across the dam is definitely worth it.