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As a self-proclaimed naturist, I would recommend exploring the dam and the spa forest in a light dress. Early morning or evening hours are recommended for this, especially for beginners. First, it's essential to shed old beliefs like "you can't do this, it's allowed," and then take off your clothes. Yes, nude hiking is permitted and offers a cornucopia of possibilities: Choosing a naturist lifestyle is more than just a trend: It's a choice for well-being, authenticity, and ecology. The benefits for physical and mental health are numerous, and this philosophy allows you to reconnect with essential values. By embracing this practice, you may discover an unimagined inner balance, in harmony with yourself and with nature. So why not give it a try? #GetNakedGermany

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Can it?

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Great cycling region; I cycled through here on my round trip. The paths are great, sometimes sandy, up and down. I would recommend a mountain bike or gravel bike.

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Small hotel in an "old" style including parking at the building. Often used by people who spend several days on holiday here with their horses.

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The first documented mention of Alt Sammit dates back to 1274. After an eventful history, the castle became private property in 1996 and was renovated. You can spend your holidays in the castle since May 2007. All information about the history and the holiday apartments: https://www.schloss-alt-sammit.de

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Accommodates holiday apartments.

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Great scenery, beautiful paths and lots of driving fun.

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Simply beautifully done, a real eye-catcher.

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The current two-storey manor house, a red brick building with 13 axes, a base made of granite blocks and a hipped roof, was built according to a design by the Wismar architect Heinrich Thormann in 1859.[17] The manor house dates from around 1860/65. The balcony under the entrance is accentuated by balusters. A row of consoles runs under the eaves and yellow bricks decorate the cornices between the floors and window reveals.[18] For static reasons, the mighty tower above the entrance in the middle of the house was demolished after 1888 during the change of ownership between Eduard Krause and Günther Ehlermann. After 1905, the manor house was given its current appearance with neo-Gothic accents through multiple renovations. The central and two side projections were given triangular gables on the courtyard side. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_Sammit

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The total area of the nature park is 355 km². 56 percent of this area is covered with forest, 13 percent are lakes and rivers, 13 percent grassland, 12 percent fields, 4 percent moors and heaths, the rest is cultural landscape. There are a total of 60 lakes in the nature park, and the Nebel and Mildenitz rivers have their source here. A special feature of the nature park are the sandurs, leftover sand and gravel deposits from the Ice Age. Numerous moors also characterize the landscape. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturpark_Nossentiner/Schwinzer_Heide

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Great wood carving here at the holiday apartments at Kiefernhain. You can see a lot of details, it's just fun to look at.

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Great wood carving here at the holiday apartments at Kiefernhain. You can see a lot of details, it's just fun to look at.

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Several benches and seats invite you to linger. You have a beautiful view of Lake Krakow.

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You can only see it if you accept a short piece of cobblestones.

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In honor of Fritz Reuter's 100th birthday, Krakow's local friends presented the "Fritz Reuter Memorial Stone" to the public in 1910 on the southeastern side of the Lehmwerder peninsula. This is on one of the most beautiful hiking routes that Fritz Reuter took and which he described as paradise. In 1860, the Mecklenburg local poet wrote in his "Prehistory of Mecklenburg": "In which area was the Paradise Garden? But probably where it first became dry and where the first people were made, near Groß Bäbelin, Serrahn and Krakow."

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Idyllic bathing spots on the shores of Lake Krakow and many other lakes in the surrounding area with excellent bathing quality invite you to swim. Boat jetties that offer a jump into the cool water are also very popular, some of which are equipped with a lawn, barbecue area or small playground.

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From here you have a wide view on both sides of the campsite and the bathing establishment. In the spring of 1882, a connection between the islands of Jörnberg and Ehmkwerder was filled and the 100 m long dam to Lehmkwerder was built. In this way, the former islands were connected and developed into peninsulas, which today belong to the Kurwald area. A memorial stone was placed on the Lehmwerder peninsula in 1910 on the occasion of the 100th birthday of the Low German local poet Fritz Reuter. The area around the memorial stone is still lovingly cared for today by a citizen of Krakow.

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Nice thatched roof houses along the lake which can also be booked as holiday apartments. Almost all of them also have direct access to the lake.

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Raven KASimir is the mascot of the Krakow Kurwald and together with his guests he discovers the area that is worth seeing.

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Idyllic bathing spots on the shores of Lake Krakow and many other lakes in the surrounding area with excellent bathing quality invite you to swim. Boat jetties that offer a jump into the cool water are also very popular, some of which are equipped with a lawn, barbecue area or small playground.

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