ブリッツでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A very nice bench for taking a break. Unfortunately, the village pond has already dried up.

An oak tree over 300 years old. The trunk is broken into three pieces.

The Britz intensive monitoring area near Eberswalde has been in operation for almost 50 years to quantify the water consumption of growing main tree species in pure and mixed stands and their influence on groundwater recharge and landscape water balance. In 1972, nine large lysimeters were built and expanded in 1974. The research is important for forest conversion as part of future-oriented forest management, taking into account the water management services of the forests. Another focus is on studies on the effect of drought on the growth and water balance of trees.

A beautiful old church

Beautiful swamp landscape with a small, fairly flexible footbridge. The Ragöser Fließ is an approximately 13km long stream. Two branches of the river lie west of Golzow, a district of the municipality of Chorin. Another source stream is the originally natural outflow of the Choriner Amtsee at the former Cistercian monastery Chorin. This branch of the stream is now referred to as Nettelgraben on many maps.

You can always find masses of summer cherries here.

Nice building. Especially exciting in the different seasons in the different light. Crazy even in fog. Classic with village pond.

There are also a few benches here.