ドーバーズドルファー湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Incidentally, if it weren't for the large, yellow sign pointing to an archaeological monument, you would simply walk right past it. You see nothing but a bend in the path and a trail through the bushes with a small side path and a view of the lake.

On the southern shore of Lake Dobersdorf, in the Jasdorf district, lie the remains of a medieval motte-and-bailey castle. The mound, approximately 30 meters wide and 5 meters high, was originally surrounded by a ditch and rampart. During World War II, the northern section was significantly altered by a bomb hit and subsequent earthworks; the ditch there has now been widened into a pond. So says the information panel, but there's no sign of it! The site is dated to the 13th-14th century and has been a protected historical monument since 1968.

The sign – and thus the highlight – is misleading: there is no longer a bridge here. And therefore, no crooked one either. However, there is another sign further north: Crooked Bridge.

Here is a small, shady access point to the lake. There are several really nice swimming spots elsewhere on the lake.

The village street is situated on a slight rise, so from here you have a great view across the lake towards the west.

Swimming spots and opportunities to rest give you additional enjoyment with peace and serenity 😊...

Due to the slight elevation, the panoramic view is very, very beautiful 🥰. However, the beautiful view of the lake is blocked when the trees are all gleaming in their green leaves 🌳...

The municipality of Schlesen is located directly on Lake Dobersdorf, is beautiful to look at, and exudes tranquility 😉...