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Very very tasty 😋

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The cake is also highly recommended 🫣🤭

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The Zermüzelsee has a very good water quality and is therefore ideal for a refreshing stop at this bathing spot.

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1. Single trail: opposite the forester's house behind a former restaurant, steep stairs down to Tornowsee. 2. Single trail: southwest. Fence corner of the campsite at Forsthaus Tornow in the direction of Teufelssee beautiful downhill trail, then further in the direction of Fristowbrücke

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The Waldschenke Stendenitz is an artistically colorful excursion destination in the middle of the forest directly on the picturesque Zermüzelsee. Our beautiful accommodations are just right for nature vacationers and our restaurant with fresh, creative cuisine is perfect for connoisseurs.

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This swimming area offers refreshment during the hike. Don't forget your swimwear!

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Beautiful path through the forest on the edge of the Zermützelsee.

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Beautiful forest path between Stendenitz and the Fristow bridge along the shores of the Zermützelsee.

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Nice view of the waterway and the Zermützelsee.

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Nice restaurant and great swimming area. More information: http://www.waldschenke-stendenitz.de/ and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zerm%C3%BCtzelsee

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Very tasty food, nicely designed inn. However, we had to wait a long time for our food, although it wasn't too full in the bar. But great view of the lake and really cozy.

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Under the bridge, you have a beautiful view of the canal. Simply enchanting.

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Absolutely interestingly designed restoration. A boat landing stage and a swimming area are right next to it.

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There is a possibility to walk straight ahead to the Fristow bridge. Since you have left and right partly towering ramparts and does not see much beautiful scenery. But if you turn off and take the path along the lake, you not only have a really beautiful view of the lake. At some point you discover these "feathers" in the trees. Admittedly, I first thought that some crazy wannabe Indian friend would have used it and was quite angry. But then you discover, every jaw is like that. This served the pine resin extraction! This is a very old craft, in which a large area of ​​the bark is removed up to the wood in spring form. Then with a special iron, the grooves are notched into the wood, which meet in the middle and let the resin flow down. In the past, people used to hang collecting containers on the trees, into which the resin flowed. More about this old and actually extinct craft can be found here: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harzer_(Beruf) Please note that you have to climb over some fallen trees here. Gene Fristowbrücke orients itself by the white markings, which are sprayed on trees, which mark the route course!

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There is a possibility to walk straight ahead to the Fristow bridge. Since you have left and right partly towering ramparts and does not see much beautiful scenery. But if you turn off and take the path along the lake, you not only have a really beautiful view of the lake. At some point you discover these "feathers" in the trees. Admittedly, I first thought that some crazy wannabe Indian friend would have used it and was quite angry. But then you discover, every jaw is like that. This served the pine resin extraction! This is a very old craft, in which a large area of ​​the bark is removed up to the wood in spring form. Then with a special iron, the grooves are notched into the wood, which meet in the middle and let the resin flow down. In the past, people then hung drip trays on the trees into which the resin flowed. More about this old and actually extinct craft you can find here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harzer_(Beruf) Please note that you have to climb over some fallen trees here. Gene Fristowbrücke orients itself by the white markings, which are sprayed on trees, which mark the route course!

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The Waldschänke Stendenitz is definitely worth it (if she's up), because she is also an absolute eye-catcher. The owner is an artist and has created a wonderful, harmonious, colorful and extraordinary ambience in very much and very loving work. That alone is definitely a highlight. That one gets there from regional artists with much love designed things, such. Katharina Kreklau, for example, whose great love is both natural colors and swans and thoughts about love, is certainly another.

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Restaurant on the campsite. Good for a rest during the hike

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