グローセル・ヴェントーゼーでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

素晴らしい建築様式の、とても美しい小さな教会です！

Great campsite and RV spot. Very clean. Visit the Tornow Mill. And of course, Fürstenberg. The sandy forest paths are challenging.

The engraving is very natural due to the lack of bathing areas, significantly different from most of the Zehdenick clay engraving landscape

in 2025 freshly gnawed tree - here the animals have done a great job

Beautiful bench by the lake

The most beautiful and relaxed campsite with great attention to detail. Very well maintained and clean. Peace and nature ❤️ Favorite place ❤️ - only allowed from 14 years

Evangelical, listed village church Marienthal (district of the town of Zehdenick in the district of Oberhavel) Half-timbered church from 1782, built in a rare north-south orientation. On the north wall of the nave, an extension was built a little later and lower, also made of timber framework, in which the sexton's apartment was originally located. Today the extension serves as a winter church. A roof tower with clapboards and a bell tower rises north of the gabled roof of the nave. The bell dome is covered with slate. The interior of the nave was redesigned in 1960.

The lock is dimensioned with a stroke of about three meters and has a chamber length of about 85 meters. The lock chamber can accommodate vessels up to 12 meters wide and 80 meters long, making it accessible to a wide range of vessels, from pleasure boats to commercial barges. The lock is operated automatically, with a lock keeper present to monitor and answer questions from skippers. In addition to its practical function for navigation, the Marienthal lock is also an interesting destination for visitors who want to learn more about how waterways and locks work. In the vicinity of the lock there are numerous hiking and cycling trails that lead through the picturesque landscape along the Havel. The nearby town of Zehdenick and its sights, such as the Mildenberg brickworks park and the Burgwall, are easily accessible from the lock.