볼지거 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Located directly in the village square is this war memorial for the Kolberg residents who fell in the First World War. A simple boulder on a brick base bears the inscription "THE DIED A HERO'S DEATH IN THE WORLD WAR 1914-1918" and below it the names of the fallen.

The Linggraben is a drainage ditch and a left tributary of the Dahme River in the municipality of Heidesee in the Dahme-Spreewald district. The ditch drains a lowland area located south of the village of Blossin and west of the village of Kolberg. It borders Lake Wolzig to the northeast and drains westward into Lake Langer. There is also a connection to Lake Wolzig at this point.

Could the figure be a second version of Rainer Schubert's sculpture "Fish" (1980s)? The stone sculpture is located directly on the shore of the Kolberg bathing beach on Lake Wolzig. The fish seems to be gazing longingly at the lake...🤔?

The Sauwinkel, on the southwest shore of Lake Wolzig, forms a natural waterway connection to Lake Langer See via the adjacent Blossiner Fließ. This passage to the Dahme waterways and the Teupitz chain of lakes allows water sports enthusiasts to explore more than 40 different bodies of water. These routes can extend as far as the Spreewald and the extensive waterways of Berlin. Between the bridge on Kolberger Straße and the confluence with Lake Wolzig, there are numerous opportunities to access the waterway.

The Sauwinkel, on the southwest shore of Lake Wolzig, forms a natural waterway connection to Lake Langer See via the adjacent Blossiner Fließ. This passage to the Dahme waterways and the Teupitz chain of lakes allows water sports enthusiasts to explore more than 40 different bodies of water. These routes can extend as far as the Spreewald and the extensive waterways of Berlin. Between the bridge on Kolberger Straße and the confluence with Lake Wolzig, there are numerous opportunities to access the waterway.

The Sauwinkel, on the southwest shore of Lake Wolzig, forms a natural waterway connection to Lake Langer See via the adjacent Blossiner Fließ. This passage to the Dahme waterways and the Teupitz chain of lakes allows water sports enthusiasts to explore more than 40 bodies of water. These routes can extend as far as the Spreewald and the extensive waterways of Berlin.

Great section of water, always a highlight for me, but because of my dog I couldn't linger.

Very idyllic, but this year in August there were an incredible number of mosquitoes, so it was not possible to enjoy or even stand still