グラウアー・ベルゲ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ13

On the Fontane hiking trail there is this varied section through a narrow ravine. Gorge might be an exaggeration, but the trail is in Brandenburg, where every manor house is called a castle.

Not as high as Mount Etna, but still well protected from flooding.

Cycle path currently (March 2023) closed due to construction work and almost completely re-asphalted; on the road all jut

In the direction of Kesselberg there is a beautiful gorge path uphill.

The pines are very stunted and crooked, it looks like a witch's forest here. It is the result of the fact that in ancient times the branches were harvested to be used as bedding. Increasingly, paths come from all directions. In autumn, mushroom pickers appear everywhere here out of nowhere. Everything here is full of mushrooms at the moment.

A sandy paradise with rustic pine trees, sandy open spaces, mistletoe-decorated freestanding deciduous trees and hilltops, some even with distant views and summit crosses (Fuchsberg).

Fairytale paths on the Fontane Weg.

The Glau Mountains are a hilly landscape made of sand. They are part of the Nuthe-Nieplitz Nature Park and belong to the Teltow-Fläming district. They are surrounded by the Brandenburg villages of Blankensee in the west, Mietgendorf in the north, Großbeuthen in the east and Glau in the south. Over a length of almost four kilometers, they form one of the most striking compression moraines in southern Brandenburg. Their highest elevations are the Kapellenberg (79.2 meters) and the Kesselberg (90.7 meters). There are many stunted pines in the lichen-pine forest on the plateaus of the Glau Mountains, which is under special protection as a fauna-flora habitat. In the lower elevations there is willow and alder forest as well as many oaks and birches.