ファイスネック湖周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ11

Nice beach, unfortunately the jetty was broken.

Beautiful hiking trail

Worth a trip:-)

In Lake Feisneck near Waren there is a rampart island that has been inhabited since the 8th/9th century. Today, the island can only be reached in winter over the ice or in summer by boat. In the southern part of the island you can see an artificial high earth embankment, but it does not look like a rampart. The rampart only took up a small part of the island. There was also an outer castle settlement on the island. If wooden bridges led to the island, they must have been at least 100 to 160 m long. Small-scale investigations were carried out on the island in 2008. However, there were also investigations in 1926, 1953 and 1956. These show that there was a round rampart on the island that was only built on the island during the Middle to Late Slavic period. A lot of earth was removed from the rampart in the Middle Ages, so that it is hardly recognizable as such. Today the island is heavily forested.

The cycle paths here are a dream for every cyclist. They wind through dense forests, over rolling hills and along sparkling lakes. It's a peaceful cycle where I only hear the crunch of the tires on the sandy surface and the chirping of the birds. I discover that the paths are well developed and suitable for every type of bike. Every now and then the surface becomes a little sandier, which requires a safer driving style, but that's exactly what makes this route so attractive. It's a bit of an adventure maneuvering through the natural nature of the paths. On the way I pass various rest areas that are perfect for taking a break and taking in the nature around me. I enjoy the silence, broken only by the gentle rustling of the wind and the distant rippling of a lake. What I particularly remember is the untouched beauty of the landscape. All around me is pure nature - forests that stretch to the horizon and clear lakes that shine like mirrors in the sun. I watch ospreys in the sky and cranes in the wet meadows.

Very nice path, quiet and with lots of nature.

Pure nature, very beautiful to look at, and a well-developed cycle path. Overall, a beautiful section of this route. An ideal place to experience the tranquility of the national park – far from the hustle and bustle and yet very close to nature. The path gently curves through dense beech and pine forests, past moss-covered forest floors and small clearings where deer and cranes can often be seen. Magnificent views of Lake Feisneck, whose waters glitter silvery in the sun, open up again and again between the trees. The shore remains mostly untouched – reeds line the shoreline, water lilies sway on the water, and with a little luck, you might spot sea eagles or ospreys circling above the lake. Several small rest areas with benches invite you to linger. This section is particularly atmospheric in the early morning when wisps of mist lie over the water, or in the late afternoon when warm light surrounds the trees.

Swimming is only possible on the north side. A little further north there is a beautiful bathing area with a sandy bottom, which is guarded in summer. A little further south on the north bank there is another bathing opportunity, but only for a quick hop. Swimming is not possible in the southern part.