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Between the Leipe and Raddusch rivers, you'll inevitably come across one of the most characteristic landmarks of the Spreewald cycle paths: the Spree Bridge with its lock, located in the heart of the biosphere reserve. Anyone cycling here should briefly dismount their bikes – cycling is strictly prohibited on the bridge, and for good reason: the wooden steps are steep, slippery when wet, and anyone traveling with luggage or an e-bike will know what pushing means by now. The crossing: The bridge itself is charmingly rustic – a mix of Spreewald romance and a sporting challenge. The calm Spree waters flow beneath it, lined with trees and reeds, often with canoes, paddleboats, or visiting ducks. Directly next to it is the small lock, which almost seems out of time: no hustle and bustle, no noise, just the occasional quiet gurgling as the gates open. Photo tip: From the bridge, you have a beautiful view of the river and the surrounding landscape – a perfect moment for anyone seeking something special in a relaxed setting. For cyclists: If you're heavily laden or riding in a group, you should allow a few extra minutes for the crossing. The steps are equipped with treads, but are unsuitable for trailers or tandems. Those who like can help each other – true Spreewald style.

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Crossing by bike is no problem, as the bridge has rails. This makes cycling in the Spreewald twice as much fun.

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The Spreewald is always worth a visit

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Great view

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View from the bridge to the Nahkegraben

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The Spreewald (Lower Sorbian: Błota, "the swamps") is an extensive lowland area and a historical cultural landscape in southeastern Brandenburg. Its main feature is the natural branching of the Spree River, which has been significantly expanded by canals. As a floodplain and moor landscape, it is of supra-regional importance for nature conservation and is protected as a biosphere reserve (see Spreewald Biosphere Reserve). The Spreewald as a cultural landscape was decisively shaped by the Sorbs. The area is one of the most well-known and popular tourist destinations in the state of Brandenburg.[1] A total of 222.8 kilometers in the Upper Spreewald and 45.4 kilometers in the Lower Spreewald are classified as state waterways.

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