라우엔하게너 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The jetty extends far enough into the lake to provide a beautiful panoramic view.

A huge boulder was used in the Tile Bridge, and the following story is told: When the Prussian King Frederick William III was once staying at the castle in Wolfshagen, Hermann von Schwerin presented this boulder to the king. The king wanted to have it made into a giant bowl for the luxurious garden in Berlin. Unfortunately, the boulder could not be transported because it was too heavy. Therefore, it was blown up and the pieces were used to create the Tile Bridge.

In the border region fought over by Brandenburg, Mecklenburg and Pomerania, the von Raven family built this castle in 1250, which fell to the Lords of Blankenburg 30 years later! The keep still stands 24 meters high. I would have loved to climb the tower! But I was still able to take a look at the surroundings with my drone!

Massive and great observation tower with a wonderful view of the valleys. It is particularly beautiful to see when the flowers are in bloom.

The castle, a typical border castle, is named after a Uckermark noble family who owned it from the 14th to the 17th century. had in possession, referred to as “Blankenburg”. The castle ruins lie on an artificially created castle hill about 4 m high. The castle hill is approximately rectangular and surrounded by an 8 m wide moat. The partially preserved curtain wall enclosed an area of approx. 36 x 28 m. Remains of a building (gate tower?) protruding from the western curtain wall can still be seen. The high corner tower with a round superstructure is located on the SW corner of the Bering. The keep is also called the Fangelturm.

It's nice when such "giant trees" can remain lying and be integrated into an educational trail.

Very nice hiking trail through nature. We were almost alone on the hike.

Although interesting, unfortunately there are no information boards