우커마크 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

An absolute highlight in autumn!

Beautiful little lake at the edge of the tour.

Just in case some stupid AI rewrites it again. My intended title for this highlight is: "Super Oaks - Real Giants!"

Very close to the quiet cobblestone road stand two magnificent, healthy giant oaks. They are almost unbelievably thick. I estimate the width or diameter of one of the trees to be a good 2 meters. That makes a very impressive circumference of approximately 6.3 meters. - You should measure it precisely, just for fun!

The lake is very clean, and this great swimming spot is quietly located. A large parking lot is just 100 meters away. Facilities include a long wooden jetty, a level access to the water, exactly four benches (two of which are new and very sturdy), and a proper covered rest area with a table and benches! Just being here and enjoying the view is completely worthwhile. There's plenty of space along the gentle slope, even if it gets quite crowded in hot weather. A small forest stretches behind the benches. Advantage: The location is sheltered from the wind. Disadvantage: You sit in the shade (almost always!). In the heat, shade can certainly be an advantage.

It's only open Wednesday to Sunday. But at least there are restrooms nearby, apparently, because they're specifically indicated.

The observation tower at the Stützkow Ice Watch House is located directly next to the Oder dike and opened in February 2014. With its unusual architecture and sleek shape, it is one of the most visible landmarks in the Lower Oder Valley and offers national park visitors a magnificent view of the polder landscape south of the town of Schwedt and the Oder slopes on the Polish side of the Oder River. From an eleven-meter-high platform, visitors can observe the animals undisturbed. The tower is crowned with a curved roof modeled on the wings of cranes. The Douglas fir and larch trunks used to build the tower come from the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve and were felled in the forests surrounding Chorin.

Off to Poland!