クルンム湖での 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The road is blocked by an unlocked gate and a rather angry farmer comes honking wildly as you walk through it.

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Currently no connection between Bruhnskoppeler Weg and Wühren/Ziegelei is possible because it is densely overgrown and additionally blocked with gates.

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Currently no connection between Bruhnskoppeler Weg and Wühren/Ziegelei is possible because it is densely overgrown and additionally blocked with gates.

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Bathing area with a rest area near the village of Krummsee/Malente. It offers a sandy beach, a long wooden jetty with a diving board and a bathing island. The end of the non-swimmer area is clearly marked. It is located in the middle of the forest and can only be reached on foot or by bike. The nearest parking facility is about 800 meters away. Attention: The bathing area at Krummsee is unguarded! Water quality is very good and is constantly checked. A stop here is worth it! Really idyllic.

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Many fruit trees (mainly apples, but also pears) were planted on this part of the way, which with luck will bear a lot of fruit in late summer or autumn 😋😉

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All of the signs (around 30 in total) belong to the Krummsee nature trail.

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The Hotel Bruhnskupplung, which stands on a 74 meter high ice age elevation, the Malkwitzerhöhe, had cultural significance. The Immenhof Festival was held there in an open-air stage, which refers to the Immenhof films from the 1950s to 1970s. The hotel has a 21 meter high observation tower from 1902. Previously there was a restaurant on this very spot, built in 1870 by the painter Johann Grebien and later destroyed by a storm. The hotel was closed in 2010 and the site has been derelict ever since. The buildings were scrapped, components and valuable interiors were auctioned off. The complete demolition in favor of a new building is planned. The Bruhnskupplung residential area is named after Hufner Bruhns, a former owner of the site.[2] The poet and writer Klaus Groth wrote one of his poems here in July 1876. Further information and many pictures (also from past / better days) can be found here (also source of the text above): https://www.krummsee.info/geschichte/bruhnskupplung/

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Small and hidden lake in the forest. Very overgrown and now completely covered with small duckweed in summer. A few ducks have found a home here and are raising their young here...

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