ラングハーゲンゼー周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ5

Entering the military training area is generally prohibited. However, access is permitted on the circular hiking trail (signposted).

The Kleiner Langhagensee is occupied by a silting moor which is surrounded by a moor forest of pine trees. Typical plant species are peat mosses.

On the lake there are the nature reserves Dune Pine Forest in the west and the northern shores of Langhagensee and Kleiner Langhagensee in the north. At the southern end, near the Wooster Teerofen settlement, there is a small campsite and a heavily silted bathing area. There was a children's holiday camp at this bathing area until the 1990s. There was a military training area for the National People's Army near the lake.

The nature reserve dune pine forest at Langhagensee is a conditionally near-natural forest complex. The pines standing here, a few beeches and sessile oaks grow on a fine sandy surface on which some inland dunes are placed. They were created after the Ice Age, when many areas lay fallow thanks to the former ice cover and vegetation only slowly developed on them. Even today, the forest here is quite sparse in some places and typical heather plants such as juniper can grow and thus form a typical heather vegetation. From time to time you can see goats here, the natural caretakers of the heathland.

This forest is something extraordinary! Here, postglacial dunes were created, which today are overgrown with pines and junipers. Pure nature again!

I love these narrow paths, because there you are even closer! And this path is sometimes very narrow 😀

Also worth a visit in November, because from here you have a beautiful view of the lake.

The moor here is very small, but also very nice!