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Beautiful view 🔭 the climb is worth it 💯🔝👍🏻😉

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Beautiful tower with a great view 🔭 the climb is well worth it 💯🔝👍🏻😉

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Very nice view

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The view from the tower is worth it! The picnic area is great, as the tables and benches are made of bricks, it is a good idea to bring some seating mats.

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The path to the lookout point is particularly beautiful. The view is limited by the tall trees, but in the open area it extends to the Calauer church tower and further. A very nice, quiet place to linger.

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The V-shaped valley “Hölle” is a remarkable, natural valley on the northern edge of the Calauer Schweiz, which creates an almost mystical atmosphere with its narrow, overgrown shape and dark spruce trees. The path down into the “Hölle” is narrow and deeply cut, and this is precisely what makes hiking through it particularly attractive. Water and precipitation once collected here, which led to the formation of a moor. Today, the traces of this past are still visible, and nature conservation measures have contributed to the valley being part of the European NATURA 2000 protected area network. Anyone who dares to descend will be rewarded with a unique, unspoilt landscape that feels cool and damp - perfect for a short, adventurous hike. At the lower exit there is an information board that reveals more about the ecological importance and the renaturation projects of the area. The descent is particularly worthwhile from the Kuhringsberg, where there is direct access to the valley.

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On the northern edge of the Calauer Switzerland, near Werchow, lies the "Hölle", an impressive V-shaped valley that catches the eye with its depth and steep slopes. This is where the Höllbach spring rises, supplying the valley with fresh spring water. The water once fed a swampy moor, the remains of which can still be seen today. The Niederlausitz lowland spruce, which is native to this region and gives the landscape a special character, grows on the edges of the valley. The place, with its peace and seclusion, invites you to take in the nature and offers a pleasant resting place after a hike through the Calauer Mountains.

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The Kuhringsberg viewing point is a quiet place that is perfect for a short rest. After maintenance work was carried out here a few years ago, the view has opened up again and in clear weather you can enjoy the view towards Calau. The view remains largely unobstructed, especially in the autumn and winter months. Surrounded by heathland that has regained space due to the removal of pine and birch trees, you can feel the close connection between landscape conservation and experiencing nature. Even if the fog limits the view, the place conveys a pleasant serenity that invites you to linger.

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The path to the Buchwäldchen brickworks leads through a landscape that is shaped by the past and nature in equal measure. The disused brickworks still tells of the long tradition of brickmaking in the region. In the nearby gravel pit, nature has reclaimed its space over time. Between the sand hills and bodies of water, there are now numerous plant and animal species that inhabit this special environment. When hiking, you will encounter the silence and vastness of the landscape, which has an almost meditative effect. The mixture of old industrial facilities and natural development invites you to pause and discover the diversity of the Lusatian landscape.

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Everything that has been and is being done to keep the water in the "hell" is written on a very interesting information board on the edge of the biodiversity hot spot.

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Forest and water changes The deeply cut valley "Hölle" owes its name to the dark spruce trees that once grew here in large numbers and created a mystical atmosphere. It must have always been cool and damp here. Two springs fed the Höllbach, and precipitation collected on the valley floor. This is how shrubs, ferns, reeds and moss grew luxuriantly and a moor was created. In the 1930s, the area was crossed with drainage ditches in order to plant trees of North American origin on the drained areas. The forest landscape changed and the moor became invisible. But in some places the spruce trees, the original English oak forest and the moorland soil survived. That is why the "Hölle" is part of the Calauer Schweiz flora-fauna-habitat area, which is part of the Europe-wide NATURA 2000 protected area network. There will no longer be any commercial use of the "Hölle".

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Calauer Schweiz is wonderful for nude hiking, according to the club's slogan #GetNakedGermany, the most natural and healthiest form of hiking, I think. In fact, there is a beautiful view towards Calau even in the vegetation period, which was created by nature conservation measures about 2 years ago.

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The wooden predecessor, which opened in 1999, was already a popular destination for tourist hikes in Calauer Schweiz and a well-known landmark of the surrounding "Plinsdörfer". Due to structural damage and vandalism, the decision to demolish it had to be made in 2014. The decision to demolish it also gave rise to the desire for a replacement building. The municipality of Luckaitztal also approached the town of Calau and found further support for the project. Under the set specifications of being able to build and maintain the new tower from a durable material, with a low-maintenance construction, at an affordable price, research came across an observation tower built in 2003 in Suderburger Land. After an on-site inspection in September 2014 by representatives from the municipality of Luckaitztal, the Altdöbern office and the town of Calau, the decision was made to build an identical tower, with appropriate local adaptations of the project, as a replacement building in Calauer Schweiz.

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Game reserves are always good.

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Nice rest area, pleasant after a tour of the Calauer mountains.

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On the northern edge of Calauer Schweiz, near Werchow, is the "Hölle", an impressively incised notched valley. Several spring areas bring water to the surface here and once fed a swampy bog, on the edges of which the Lower Lusatian lowland spruce is at home. Source: https://www.niederlausitzer-landruecken-naturpark.de/unser-auftrag/naturschutz-projects/moore-und-wassergesundheit/hoelle-in-der-calauer-schweiz/

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Great, natural valley at the foot of the Kuhringsberg. For hiking or mountain biking.

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In the Plins villages of Weißag, Zwietow and Gosda there are numerous fieldstone buildings to admire: houses, barns, gatehouses, walls. The building material was plentiful along the land ridge, an Ice Age terminal moraine.

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216 steps to the top! Condition is required.

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The view from the Kuhringsberg is more open again. In autumn 2021, the old toboggan run was cleared of pines and birches to promote the growth of heather. The view gained in the direction of Calau is a nice side effect of the nature conservation measure.

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