슈라덴‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Niederlausitz 습지 풍경을 조망할 수 있는 5m 높이의 전망대. 특정 계절에는 이곳에서 두루미 등을 관찰할 수 있습니다.

Even in winter, a visit to this platform and a walk along the moorland path are worthwhile. The tall grasses and tree stumps have a mystical quality amidst the icy and snowy landscape.

Nice little observation tower with a good view over the old moraine landscape. With a bit of luck you can also observe some birds.

Simply enjoy this fantastic nature with all your senses. I was at the moor platform in the afternoon and evening and depending on the position of the sun there were beautiful impressions and light reflections on the lake.

a beautiful, quiet spot on earth ... at least in spring ... in summer there is certainly a lot going on there (several bathing spots, at least that's how it seems to us)

One of the waters is private and the other is only suitable for fishing. Still worth seeing

Visitors can take a look at the unmistakable nature reserve "Der Loben" from a height of 5.60 meters. A concert by the pond frogs welcomes the guest at the Lobenturm. From there he has a wonderful view of a moor landscape that is one of the last large and largely intact in southern Brandenburg. The cotton grass bears fruit, mosses, grasses and birches dominate the picture, as do reeds and dead pine trunks between small expanses of water that gleam in the sun. Anyone who has brought binoculars and arrived at the viewing platform can discover a lot. In spring you can listen to the narrow-leaved cotton grass, the calls of the tree frog and the moor frog, watch the cranes, the bittern or the common snipe. Mute swans, marsh harriers, fireflies and tree falcons characterize the picture in summer. In autumn you can marvel at the orange coloring of the moor grass or the migration of birds, and the winter also offers an impressive insight into the biodiversity of the "Loben" with the peat moss and the sea eagle with its huge wings. Source: https://www.reiseland-brandenburg.de/poi/lausitzer-seenland/vogelfernsehen/lobenturm-am-nreservation-loben/?no_cache=1

Very interesting information on the board