ドールゴワー湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The isolated and quiet location of the tiny place speaks for itself. In addition, there is an extraordinarily attractive landscape. Very varied, even idyllic. Nature lovers get their money's worth, especially on a short hike to Tietzensee! The paths can be described as good, but in places they are quite sandy, which makes cycling very difficult. - It should be mentioned that there is poor access for cars from Dollgow to Schulzenhof. Slowly, however, it is no problem. Here you look out over a long meadow, which is sometimes populated with horses. Just before Schulzenhof, a small stream flows and you can already see the Strittmatter house at the front of the hill. An incredibly beautiful sight.

Dolgow is a bit of a thing for racing cyclists. Towards Rheinsberg or Köpernitz the route is too bad for thin tires. Towards Lindow you ride along beautiful little country roads. In the village there are inns that are still open (occasionally) and two very good places to swim.

In summer a good opportunity to swim in Lake Dollgower. Sühring's inn is recommended for refreshment.

The Strittmatter grave is on the right at the entrance.

Strittmatter memorial

An overview map can be found here: https://media.reiseland-brandenburg.de/ext/20996/Rad_Knotenpunktkarte_TV-RSL_2021.pdf

The literary couple discovered the property in the Schulzenhof district of Dollgow in 1954 and were inspired by the seclusion for numerous stories, novels and poems. Landscape and people often found a place in the works, for example his novel "Ole Bienkopp" or her famous lines in "I make a song out of silence".

For the fallen of the First World War