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Very nice path!

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Here you can cross the breezes.

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Incredibly beautiful, a dreamlike landscape

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It is totally fascinating to see the trees in the water like this

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A beautiful and eerie landscape

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Very beautiful paths in every season

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Also highly recommended in winter. Good footwear is a prerequisite. 👍

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The Briesetal is worth a visit at any time of year. People who want to enjoy peace and quiet should look elsewhere.

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Wonderful forest. Sunday morning we were almost alone on the paths. Mushrooms in autumn.

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It is definitely an experience to walk through the middle of the Brieseaue. The footbridge is good, but very slippery in wet weather. You walk through the duckweed and the ducks just look at you, you are right in the middle of it and not just there.

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Good for your health and especially to revitalize swollen hiking feet. The nice seating area also offers a good opportunity to take a break.

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The Briesetal is a relic of the Ice Age. The course of the Briese follows a glacial channel. The moor landscape is also a remnant of the Ice Age. Interesting information about the moor landscape can also be found here: https://www.briesetalverein.de/natur-erleben/

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The Briesetal is a relic of the Ice Age. The course of the Briese follows a glacial channel. The moor landscape is also a remnant of the Ice Age. Interesting information about the moor landscape can also be found here: https://www.briesetalverein.de/natur-erleben/

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You rarely see something like this.

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⚠️Attention ⚠️ This bridge can only be crossed over a few logs!! Don't fall into the water 😅

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A beautiful area with many animals, mystical places and many opportunities to relax

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The extension of the bridge with tree trunks makes the crossing more adventurous. :)

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The Bogenluch, like the Papenluch, which lies a little further south, is a meltwater channel from the Ice Age. It drains into the Havel via the Briese. After the end of the Ice Age, a fen worthy of protection was formed here with special vegetation such as sundew. After reunification, the area was renaturalized and has been part of the Briesetal FFH area since the beginning of the 2000s.

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Via a narrow connecting corridor and this bridge over the Briese you can get from the Mönchberg to one of the oldest districts of Birkenwerder (Am Werder).

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The Mönchsee is a 0.4 hectare lake in Birkenwerder and was created as an artificial lake in the 19th century to regulate the Briese river. It served as a kind of reservoir for a mill that no longer exists today. In summer it is often overgrown with duckweed and appears as a smooth green surface. The inflow is on the northeast bank, which runs underground shortly before. The outflow to the Briese is via the northwest bank. The Mönchse can be reached via the B 96a, which runs south of the water. From this road you can reach the east bank of the lake via the Brieseallee and the Mönchseesteig.

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