ヴォクール・ダベロウのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Because of the shallow water, you can find viable ice in the shore region very early on⛸️

Anyone who sees the painted half-timbered church in Dabelow can hardly escape its idiosyncratic charm. On the one hand, the church, consecrated in 1855, with its western entrance portal and wooden tower top, looks like an Orthodox Russian wooden church, but on the other hand, the Gothic influence in the building designed by court architect Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel is unmistakable. Light beams frame compartments that are lined with red and black clinker bricks. The church radiates a playful lightness and makes you curious to see what it looks like inside. Blue, white and ochre are the dominant colors here. The contemporary interior consists essentially of the altar, pulpit, pews and west gallery as well as a panel painting. A stencil painting inspired by the Gothic style decorates the walls in the nave and chancel. A few meters south of the church is the cemetery. In front of the cemetery stands the war memorial in memory of those who died in the First World War.

Romantic bathing area on Lake Dabelow, only 500 metres from Dabelow

Southeast of Neustrelitz in the upper reaches of the Floßgraben lies the Lutowsee. This is a great place to take a break. Benches and a table invite you to linger.

The cycle paths in the national park are well developed and can be ridden without any problems. The ambitious cyclist will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the lake landscape. Moderate inclines and slight descents on great sections make this tour an experience. Recommended.

That's correct! An effort has been made here and it shows!👍

Many pine trees with old traces of resin extraction

"Anyone who sees the painted half-timbered church in Dabelow can hardly escape its idiosyncratic magic. On the one hand, the church, consecrated in 1855, with the western entrance portal and the wooden spire, looks like an orthodox Russian wooden church, on the other hand, the Gothic influence is evident in the building designed by the court architect Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel unmissable in this designed building. Light beams frame compartments lined with red and black clinker bricks. The church exudes a playful lightness and arouses curiosity about what it looks like from the inside. Blue, white and ocher are the defining colors here. The contemporary interior design exists essentially consisting of an altar, pulpit, pews and west gallery as well as a panel painting. A stencil painting based on the Gothic style adorns the walls in the nave and sanctuary." "from: https://www.dorfkirchen-in-mv.de/content/Version_1/detail_gesamt.php?Reg_Nr=494)