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多くの観光スポットがあり、一部は非常に良い路面ですが、残念ながら狭いタイヤやサスペンションのない自転車には不向きな路面も非常に多いです。標識は悪く、迂回路のない工事現場や、小さな標識だけで示された小道があります。

ヘルムスドルフSバーン駅から数歩の、まさに街のすぐ外れに、素晴らしい自然の風景が広がっています。鳥類学者にとっては楽園です！水、湿地、草原、森、そして野ばらが、都会に近いハイキングに完璧な背景を織りなしています。強くお勧めします！

We continue along the beautiful path along the water, continuing around the lake until we reach the mouth of the Tegeler Fließ stream into the Mühlenteich pond. We sit down next to a bench and rest for a snack. We almost don't want to leave this place. After a moment, we continue walking, see two trees embracing each other, and we cross the Tegeler Fließ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2gz8agkDRU

Be careful! Some boards are loose. Otherwise, you have a beautiful view of the Briese from the bridge.

On the bridge there are benches with beautiful views of the Briese

Quiet, and lots of nature

The hiking trail is always worth a trip. I'm here at least once a year and it's always beautiful.

The official name for this unity memorial is: "Three trees for Germany's unity - a memorial for reunification". The idea came from SDW member Werner Erhardt (SDW = German Forest Protection Association). A unity memorial was to be planted from three trees that would grow together over time. The idea was presented to the then Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel as part of the citizens' dialogue. It was included in the list of the best suggestions and implemented together with the SDW. Chancellor Angela Merkel has taken over the patronage. Since then, the German Forest Protection Association has supported the planting of growing memorial sites made of three trees as a reminder of this important peaceful event. Over 305 cities and municipalities have already taken part. The idea lives on and more and more municipalities are taking part. The idea: Every German municipality plants three trees in the shape of an equilateral triangle, each with a side length of ten meters. A beech symbolizes the west and a pine for the eastern federal states. The oak stands for the reunified Germany. The growth of these trees and their crowns document the growth, prosperity, change and the coming together of the formerly divided country. Source: https://www.sdw.de/fuer-den-wald/aktivitaeten-im-wald/einheitsdenkmal/