프라우엔제 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The protected forest "Dubrow Natural Forest" serves to preserve, maintain, and research the near-natural woodland reed grass-pine-sessile oak forest in order to observe its natural development. It enables the study of forest communities, soils, vegetation, fauna, and forest structure, as well as their dynamics, and serves as a demonstrative area for silviculture, near-natural forest management, and forestry education. Furthermore, genetic resources are secured, biodiversity is preserved, and the self-developing communities are permanently protected.

Nice resting place with a view of the lake through the trees. However, the path to the bench is quite overgrown.

There is a picnic area not far from this spot. 👍

Perfect for a short break

One of the small bathing areas on the Frauensee with a sandy beach.

The lake is fed by groundwater and had an outflow towards Dolgensee. In the 1980s, this drain was closed by the forest department as the water level of the lake had fallen. In 1950, the foundation stone for a children's holiday camp was laid on the north bank of the Frauensee, the then pioneer tent camp “M. J. Kalinin”. The Frauensee children's and youth recreation center (KiEZ) is now located there. It has an overnight capacity of 850 beds and has a site of 24 hectares.

One of the places from where you can swim in the Frauensee. A small bench can also be found there.

The stone commemorates Edwin Steinick, district forester in the Königs Wusterhausen forestry office. Born December 19, 1900, died in 1963.