周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Well maintained and restored, only the capstone is missing

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https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/anklam/dieser-beliebte-platz-am-stadtbruch-ist-jetzt-noch-etwas-gemuetlicher-2110676

At this spot there is a megalithic passage grave, created around 5000 years ago. A small plaque provides further information and a seating area invites you to rest.

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The whole route is unique, you come very far out into the reed desert and are right in the middle of it. Most of the time you can't see far because you can't see over the reeds. The observation tower is great for that. There is also a dry place to rest here.

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Good that it was described, otherwise the stones would not have said anything to me.

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A fantastic habitat for fauna and flora. Migratory bird flocks, in particular, benefit from the abundance of food during their regular migrations between their breeding grounds and winter quarters. Hopefully, this piece of nature will remain intact.

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Great view over the moor and its feathered inhabitants. Nice place to take a break. The benches in the covered playground could use some repairs.

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From here you can observe numerous birds - definitely take binoculars with you. You can also reach the observation tower by car.

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If you hike through the Anklamer Stadtbruch, you should definitely have very good shoes, long clothes and hiking sticks or similar to make your way through the reeds. The "path" can sometimes only be guessed at as such, it is extremely overgrown! Even in dry summer weather, sturdy shoes are necessary, as you can always bag something. The exit to Rosenhäger Damm is always a bit under water, rubber boots are highly recommended here. You can also meet wild boars here... The bridges over the peat canals are very good!

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Highly recommended great hiking tour for everyone. super nature. beautiful vantage points.. close to nature away from the hustle and bustle

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wonderful natural single trail. Surefootedness and good footwear are required

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Historical and mystical place

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It's worth taking a short break here: the observation tower not only offers a wonderful view of the flooded renaturation area with numerous bird species, but also seating for a break. However, the top of the tower is pretty infested with swallow droppings.

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Great view of the Anklamer peat bog. Interesting landscape beautiful paths. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anklamer_Torfmoor

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Beautiful route along the Anklamer peat bog, beautiful views, especially from the lookout tower. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anklamer_Torfmoor

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only accessible by bike via an inconspicuous dirt road. Either from Netzelkow or from Lütow.

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Until the end of the 17th century there were open pasture forests here. Peat was mined for a few years in the mid-19th century - now a natural paradise. The condition of the path on some sections, especially between Bugewitz and Anklam, leaves a lot to be desired, but you will be rewarded with great views.

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You have breathtaking views from the tower - a real bird paradise!

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The "Große Kuhle" is located between the central and west peat canal and is a huge forest-free area covered with reeds, in which peat was previously mined. On the southern edge is the lookout tower, from which you can see across the “Große Kuhle” to the Karniner bridge.

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The megalithic passage grave from the Neolithic near Lütow is an example of large stone graves in the Pomeranian region. Lütow is located near Neuendorf on the Gnitz peninsula on the Achterwasser, Gnitz belongs to the island of Usedom. The facility was built around 3,000 BC by people of the funnel cup culture. The actual grave was accessible from the east through a corridor made of stone slabs. Of the original three or four burial chambers, only two still exist today. A mighty beech tree stands in the middle of the tomb and shields the entire square. Source: https://www.ostsee-urlaub-portal.de/ausflugsziel-sehenswerte/kuriositaeten/ganggrab-luetow-usedom.htm

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