ダーメレイクランドでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

In winter, it's a small but very snow-sure area where you really feel like you're in the mountains.

A hiking signpost to Königs Wusterhausen train station – a sign that shows where a sign points. Apparently, that's enough for a red dot on the Komoot map.

Sutschketal Trail – apparently, a bridge that you're not even allowed to ride on is called a "trail" here. A rather bold use of terminology.

The village church of Selchow is a late Romanesque fieldstone church dating from the first half of the 13th century. These village churches are quite common in the Berlin area and also in Berlin itself. In Berlin, some of these churches are among the oldest surviving buildings.

The village church of Selchow is a late Romanesque fieldstone church dating from the first half of the 13th century. These village churches are quite common in the Berlin area and also in Berlin itself. In Berlin, some of these churches are among the oldest surviving buildings.

The hiking trail around the lake is marked. The markings aren't always clearly visible, but since the trail always follows the water, they're unnecessary.

The circular path around the clay ponds is beautiful in any season. However, in summer, expect mosquitoes.

There's a large nudist campsite at the large clay pond, and some private properties on the north shore. You can access the latter if you stay on the hiking trail.