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The Klobichsee was formed by the melting of a block of dead ice in the post-glacial period. With its size of 74 hectares, it is the second largest lake in the Märkische Schweiz Nature Park. You can walk around the lake on beautiful, natural paths. However, you are not allowed to swim here because the shore areas are strictly protected.

The Great Klobichsee is around 75 hectares in size, making it the second largest lake in Märkische Schweiz after the 137-hectare Schermützelsee. Here you can swim, fish or even go on a hike around the lake.

Nice bathing spot, nice view

The lake invites you to linger. Simply sit on a wooden bench or a tree trunk and listen to nature.

The Great Däbersee was formed from a dead ice hole during the Weichselian glaciation. It covers 18.6 hectares and averages 8 meters in depth. The greatest depth is 16 meters. Its inflow is via the Diebsgraben from Müncheberg, through the Gumnitz and Great Schlagenthinsee nature reserve, via the Kreuzfließ stream and the Kleiner Däbersee. The Mühlenplumpe stream, the Bullenwiese stream, and several fish ponds form the outflow into the Stöbber. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fer_D%C3%A4bersee

Homeless people also feel comfortable here…

The Maxsee, southwest of Hoppegarten in Müncheberg, is a real gem in the Brandenburg landscape. It covers 68 hectares, and if you want to stroll around it, you can be sure that there is a lot to discover. In summer, when the forest that almost completely surrounds the lake is lush green and the water glitters in the sun, the walk almost feels like a little vacation. Reed beds, rubble forest and swampy areas characterize the bank landscape. The Löcknitz - or as they say here, the Mühlenfließ - runs through the lake and gives the entire area its typical Brandenburg face. Not far from the bank is the “Neue Mühle” manor house. Historical and impressive, a little journey through time in the middle of the countryside. And while you're hiking, you can watch the anglers, engrossed, looking for perch, pike or even the odd carp. There's a lot of activity here at the weekend, but during the week you can really enjoy the lake and its tranquility. But it's not just nature that's a highlight here. The variety of fish is not without it. Perch, carp and pike, even pike-perch have already attracted anglers here. Sure, there's a lot of fishing going on at the weekend. But during the week you can choose your spot and fish in peace. One more thing: the islands in the middle of the lake? It's better to leave them alone. They belong to the birds and nature. But with a boat, without a motor of course, you can go for a little spin.