되베리처 하이데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 천연기념물

Seeing the bison was a great stroke of luck for us.

If you're lucky, bison are impressive, but very rarely seen.

Unfortunately I didn't see any horses here in January, but it's still a very nice corner here in the pristine forest!

Very beautiful, especially in the evening sun. Beautiful, wide view over the heath.

The Döberitzer Heide is an area of around 5000 hectares in Brandenburg, which belongs to the southeastern part of the Nauener Platte landscape unit.

The more than 3,500 hectare Döberitzer Heide is a unique natural paradise and an oasis of untouched wilderness on the outskirts of Berlin. The former military training area - owned by the Heinz Sielmann Foundation since 2004 - is home to over 5,000 animal and plant species that have been displaced elsewhere and is a nature reserve. The 25 km long circular path through the sandy dune area leads along extensive heathland areas, which are characterized by the characteristic heather, past the Ferbitzer Bruch wetland and through sparse forest areas with their populations of oak and birch trees. With a little luck, you can observe bison, Przewalski horses or red deer during the hike. The observation tower on the Finkenberg is located about halfway along the route. Built on the highest elevation of the Döberitzer Heide, the 13 m high tower offers a magnificent panoramic view as far as Berlin and over the Havelland. There are a dozen rest areas along the route, but there are no places to stop for food and drink along the entire hike. So you should bring enough water and food with you. https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/havelland/wandertouren/rundwanderweg-doeberitzer-heide/

Unfortunately, yesterday these wonderful creatures apparently had no exit or were otherwise busy when we went to visit them. In principle, they should be outside all year round. However, the area is also very large and an oasis for relaxing hours in every season.

Wilderness on the outskirts of Berlin European bison rub themselves against ancient oak trees, Przewalski's horses gallop across open heathland, and shy red deer hide behind tall broom bushes. In Sielmann's Döberitzer Heide natural landscape, hikers experience a diversity of flora and fauna that has become rare in Germany's cultural landscape just outside Berlin. The former military training area, with its sparse forests, open heathland, and scattered wetlands, is now a spacious refuge for people and nature. Adventure seekers will find wilderness and natural diversity far from settlement and traffic on approximately 55 kilometers of hiking trails. Visitors can enjoy fascinating insights from the observation tower. Source: havellandtourismus.de