ツィルテンドルフの湖・トップ14

カチャ湖へのアクセスと水浴場。

カチャ湖は非常におすすめです。水は非常に澄んでいて、美しいターコイズブルーです。ここへのハイキングは間違いなく価値があります。

Katjasee湖畔にある、アクセスしやすい水泳スポット。

Yes, it is worth coming here, there is a gap in the fence1

The horseshoe ponds along the Kingfisher Trail offer an idyllic place for a break in the midst of nature. Surrounded by dense forest and reflective water, this quiet place invites you to linger. A small shelter not only offers protection from sudden changes in the weather, but is also a cozy place to take in the peaceful surroundings. The narrow path that lines the ponds meanders through the greenery and repeatedly opens up beautiful views of the calm water in which the trees are reflected. It is particularly nice to linger here for a while, watch the birds and simply enjoy the silence. An ideal place to take a quick breather and gain strength for the rest of the hike.

Beautiful narrow path along the ponds

beautiful quiet romantic lake

The Puck pit is an opencast mine left over from the lignite mine of the same name. In the eastern part, the coal was mined in opencast mines, in the western part underground at a depth of initially 29 meters and later 52 meters. The tunnels were driven over the opencast mine embankment. A first test shaft was dug in 1910 but closed again in 1911 due to the lack of a railway closure. With the purchase of the President pit in Schönfliess, the hitherto missing pit railway connection could be established and from 1922 the mining of coal in the Puck pit could begin. It was funded until 1926, when it was discontinued due to sales problems.