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It's no longer an insider tip, but it's still worth it. The Vogelsang power plant is a standard power plant built towards the end of the Second World War. It never went into regular operation and was dismantled after the war as reparations. The building envelope with the two chimneys, each 100 m high, is still preserved. The power plant is the only monument to the industrial boom in Fürstenberg (Oder). Almost all other testimonials have disappeared. Only a few residential buildings have survived from the Degussa industrial area. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraftwerk_Vogelsang

The Friedrich Wilhelm Canal, previously the Müllroser Canal, was the first artificial waterway that connected the Oder with the Spree. The canal, completed in 1668, ran from Brieskow an der Oder to Neuhaus an der Spree with a length of around 27 kilometers.

Very nice facility and great explanations about the flood ..

The most beautiful shore path without private claim is freely accessible at least on one side.

Very nice facility and great explanations about the flood ..

Attention at the point of blockage on the roadway against deer crossing.

Old power plant as an impressive ruin. How the time flies.

The Lausitzer Rundschau today dedicates an entire page to the Schlaubetal, with photos of hiking trails, the Stapellsee and the Henzendorfer Findlingspark. She also points out that the marked hiking trails are officially usable despite the swine fever. The article begins with the words: "A valley with many faces. Not even all the locals are aware of what a little paradise they have on their doorstep with the Schlaubetal." The Tourism Marketing Schlaubetal association spells it like this: lakes charming hilly quiet adventurous ways untouched and rustic touching Solitude and relaxation Animals Species richness delicious --> Schlaubetal plate