デームゼーでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Very good for a refreshment during a kayak tour on the Spree

So it lies there, rust-red and motionless, in the middle of the marsh. They call it "Hedwig," as if it had a last name and a savings account. Its bow, once sailing, now points into the reeds. A tree grows at the stern. Not a metaphor, but a real, living tree that found its way up while the ship forgot its way down. Those who walk here don't come for sensation. But for silence. For a truth that doesn't scream, but grows – from steel and earth, from moss, from time. You can't hear the Spree, but it's there. It flows by as if this were all perfectly normal: a boat that no longer sails, and a tree that does so nonetheless. "Hedwig" no longer has an engine. But it does have a story. And roots. Perhaps that's more than many a sailing ship can say.

The plaque is completely out of place here. The house is located somewhere else entirely.

Here you can "listen" to the forest

Yes, at the moment it is much better in the community center....

It's a shame, since the new operator came in, everything has become dirty. It has really gone downhill. It's better to go to the community center in the town center. It's great there 👍🏻

Brandenburg Forest. Sugar sand as far as the eye can see. And yet endless bike tracks.

With a beach, ice cream stand and restaurant. Great for tours with children. Behind a hill there is a football pitch with plants where the water hiking rest area is located.