ゼッディナー・ゼーの峡谷・トップ5

「Schluchtenweg」または砂地の谷間道は歩いていて楽しいです。=) 馬の足跡もいくつか見られました。

Gorge? Well, at most a ravine! The official hiking trail is completely neglected and leaves questions unanswered.

Unfortunately, it is no longer worth visiting here. A number of trees have fallen and are now blocking the path.

On the Fontane hiking trail there is this varied section through a narrow ravine. Gorge might be an exaggeration, but the trail is in Brandenburg, where every manor house is called a castle.

Very interesting and good to walk, just a bit too many mosquitoes.

In the direction of Kesselberg there is a beautiful gorge path uphill.

It is very exciting to have seen this area. Maybe it's worth a little more in winter, because then the view of the valleys isn't too overgrown ;-)

The "Glindower Alpen" nature reserve is located on the northern edge of the Lehnin-Glindow moraine plateau and begins behind the southern shore of Lake Glindow. From the 15th century, the clay quarrying necessary for brick production created deep gorges up to 30 m deep. The peak of clay production was reached around 1900. The overburden was piled up to earth walls and so-called "earth mountains" and in the depressions "earth mountain lakes" were created. After the terrain with the clay deposits was no longer productive, it was left to its own devices and nature gradually reclaimed it. Due to these unique circumstances, this area with its special flora and fauna exists today.