インネラーオーバーシュプレーヴァルトの天然記念物・トップ11

It's a very beautiful route, only the small bridges were tiring on the bikes.

The Spreewald (Lower Sorbian: Błota, "the swamps") is an extensive lowland area and a historical cultural landscape in southeastern Brandenburg. Its main feature is the natural branching of the Spree River, which has been significantly expanded by canals. As a floodplain and moor landscape, it is of supra-regional importance for nature conservation and is protected as a biosphere reserve (see Spreewald Biosphere Reserve). The Spreewald as a cultural landscape was decisively shaped by the Sorbs. The area is one of the most well-known and popular tourist destinations in the state of Brandenburg.[1] A total of 222.8 kilometers in the Upper Spreewald and 45.4 kilometers in the Lower Spreewald are classified as state waterways.

A very beautiful hiking route, albeit not very long. You can walk at a relaxed pace, enjoy nature, and always meet friendly hikers.

The Dubkow Moor is part of the European protected area management NATURA 2000. Source and further information at: https://urlaubsreich.de/poi/dubkowmoor-dubkowe-bagno/

Beautiful bike path, no cars etc. always happy

Idyllic nature, what more do you need to be happy

Short cycling break around the river and taking photos.

In the middle of the breathtaking landscape of the Spreewald there is a path that not only makes the hearts of hiking enthusiasts beat faster. The path to Wotschofska is a silent promise to everyone who wants to experience the magic of nature up close. You walk through a sea of lush green and brown nuances while the gentle wind makes the trees whisper and the rustling of the leaves becomes the melody of your day of hiking. Every step takes you deeper into a natural paradise where time seems to stand still. And just when you feel like this moment couldn't get any more perfect, Wotschofska welcomes you with open arms. In the middle of this backdrop, embraced by wonderful nature, it invites you to take a seat and taste the delicacies of the house. It's as if the environment adds its own ingredient to each dish - a breath of fresh air, a touch of freedom and a deep feeling of contentment.