쾨테너 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Tropical Islands im Spreewald는 베를린 근처의 브란덴부르크-노이엔도르프에 있는 옛 비행선 격납고에 위치한 열대 수영 및 레저 파라다이스입니다. 이 시설은 2004년에 개장했으며, 외부 날씨나 계절에 관계없이 일년 내내 야자수 아래에서 휴가 분위기를 제공합니다. 중앙 장소는 거대한 열대 세계로, 온도는 섭씨 26~28도를 일정하게 유지합니다. 방문객들은 따뜻한 실내 및 실외 수영장, 슬라이드, 유수풀, 석호 등 다양한 수영 및 사우나 시설과 다양한 이벤트 및 웰빙 서비스를 제공하는 넓은 사우나 공간을 찾을 수 있습니다. 편안한 휴식을 위해 조용한 라운지 의자, 열대 식물, 휴가 분위기를 전달하는 차분한 분위기가 마련되어 있습니다. 주요 구역 외에도 테마 정원, 야자수 숲, 장식적인 수로가 있어 이국적인 휴가 느낌을 더합니다. 미식 측면에서 Tropical Islands는 다양한 레스토랑과 스낵바를 제공하며, 적절한 열대 분위기에서 음식과 음료를 제공합니다.

라이프슐 수문 그룹에서는 슈프레 강(상류 및 하류)과 다메 우회 운하로 진입할 수 있습니다. 수문까지 직접 운전할 수 있으며, 주차도 제한적으로 가능합니다.

Nice bench, but unfortunately the view of the lake becomes somewhat obstructed over time.

Anyone paddling on the Spree will sooner or later reach the weir and lock system in Leibsch – and then face a choice: lock or tow. The self-service lock works surprisingly reliably, but requires some time, strength, and technical understanding. Large levers, clear indicators – those who dare will be rewarded with a piece of true hydraulic engineering practice. Alternatively, a portage route leads over several sturdy concrete steps, which, while easy to navigate, are quite challenging with heavy luggage or a loaded boat. You're rarely alone here – whether you're a local walker or other paddlers, a quick chat is almost guaranteed. The surroundings are well-maintained, and getting back into the water is easy with a little caution. If you want to take a break, there's a small, honest restaurant with a terrace right on the river nearby: self-service drinks, food is brought to you, all paid in cash. No tourist crowds, just real local charm and solid home cooking. Particularly recommended: jacket potatoes with linseed oil and quark, served with a cold wheat beer.

Anyone paddling near Leibsch should rest their paddles for a moment – because here lies a rare piece of technical history: the Leippsch Needle Lock, a technical monument with a roller gate and boat lane. The lock, originally part of the Hermsdorf Mill weir system, was built at the beginning of the 20th century to regulate the water level on the Dahme River and consists of a roller gate and a double gate – constructed of riveted steel. Since 1999, the historic lock has been dismantled and rebuilt as a technical demonstration object directly at the old lock site. Anyone interested in historical hydraulic structures or simply wanting to see how water was controlled in the past will find what they are looking for here: rusty, powerful, and rich in detail. The location is easily accessible for canoeists, even though the lock itself is no longer in operation. Those approaching from the Spree can rest at a suitable spot and look at the monument – an information board explains the technical data (e.g. dam height 1.8m, flow width up to 7m).

Anyone paddling on the Spree from Leibsch towards Schlepzig will pass through one of the region's most beautiful and at the same time most tranquil stretches near Groß Wasserburg. Here, the river meanders through the Wasserburger Spreewald nature reserve – a place where the landscape breathes a sigh of relief. The Spree is narrow, shallow, and crystal-clear in this section. The river meanders through meadows and floodplain forest, past dense reed beds, willows, and small oxbow lakes. In summer, dragonflies flutter above the water, and in autumn, colorful treetops reflect on the surface – a picture-perfect stretch for nature lovers. Water hikers benefit from the tranquility: there are no motorboats here, the current is gentle, and orientation is usually clear. Those who wish can briefly land – flat meadows along the banks are ideal for a rest. However, there is no infrastructure – no jetty, no trash can, no kiosk. Instead, there is all the more peace, birds, and a picture-perfect landscape.

Beautiful little lake with a weather shelter where you can spontaneously spend the night

Pichersee - small, idyllic heath lake near Köthen