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A wonderful, natural path along the shores of Lake Bötzsee. If you're looking for peace and quiet, this is the place for you.

The Fängersee is the Bielefeld of Brandenburg. Does it exist? It is marked on all maps, but it remains an insider tip. This hike is proof: the lake is there, the water is wet, the summer is hot, the nature is magnificent and the circuit is documented. If you want to know what to expect beforehand, you will find very little. You can read about the fact that the Fängersee is part of a glacial glacial valley on the Wikipedia entry for the neighboring Bötzsee. There is also a reference to the lack of restaurants here: the two historic excursion restaurants Neue and Alte Spitzmühle were closed a few years ago and have not yet found new operators. With the remains of a Slavic castle rampart, there is also an archaeological monument in the Spitzmühle district. Unfortunately, the area seems to be primarily a popular garbage dump. A few years ago, the municipality of Strausberg promised that “the complex would be made recognisable again in the future and

The hiking trail around the Fängersee, embedded in the nature between Strausberg and Eggersdorf, offers a varied experience through forest areas and along the shore. The trail leads partly over unpaved and root-strewn paths, which can be muddy in wet weather. This stretch is part of a larger hiking route of around 24 km, which also includes the Bötzsee and the Fredersdorfer Mühlenfließ. Rest areas are rare, so bringing your own provisions is recommended, and the trails occasionally require attention when it comes to orientation.

The lakeside path around the Bötzsee is an idyllic route that is suitable for hikers and cyclists alike. The starting point is the Schlagmühle tram stop, from where the route goes through small settlements and along the picturesque shores of the Bötzsee. Along the way you will come across shady forests, natural bathing areas and the barrier-free beach of the Spitzmühle - perfect for a short refreshment break. The path alternates between near the shore and forest sections and offers insights into the local flora and fauna.

The round takes place on paths at different heights to the lakes. There are always new photo opportunities. Swimming would also be possible in some places.

Once around it's around 10km. You can also take a shortcut by ferry. But check the timetable: in winter only on weekends.

Beautiful path, lined with many small bathing bays.

Unfortunately still very low water level.