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The northern shore of the Plauer See nature reserve is ideal for a bike ride. The route is mostly flat on well-maintained paths and leads through diverse landscapes of meadows, fields, and shady forests. Characteristic features are the wide reed beds and small bays where numerous bird species such as herons, cormorants, and even ospreys can be observed. Magnificent views of the lake, whose tranquil waters glitter in the light, open up again and again. Away from the noise of roads and motorboats, there is a special tranquility here that invites you to pause and enjoy nature up close. Several rest areas and small jetties offer opportunities to take a break and enjoy nature up close. Thus, a bike ride along the northern shore combines exercise with intense nature experiences and reveals the lake landscape from a particularly pristine side.

A magnificent view of the northern shore of Lake Plauer See. The nature reserve is very beautiful. A break here is recommended. 👍

Here you will find a lot of information about the nature reserve north of Alt Schwerin, both about its history and its flora and fauna.

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The cycle path along the northern shore of Lake Plau, which runs parallel to the B 192, offers impressive views of the lake despite its proximity to the road. The path is well-developed and allows for a quick ride without sacrificing proximity to nature—a great option.

Between the Alt Schwerin campsite and the Karower Meiler there is a beautiful observation tower, the Moorochsen. There you can see and experience kingfishers, eagles and many other birds

It's a good place to take a short break.

The lakes in the northern part of the area are lined by a wide belt of woodland with black alder, willow and marsh fern.[1] The central part of the area consists of peat pits, where the original moor vegetation is replaced by birch-alder swamp forest.[2] Bittern, crane, kingfisher, great grey shrike, snipe, penduline tit and cormorant are breeding birds in the protected area. Numerous species of duck and goose use the open areas to rest in spring and autumn. Numerous species of bat can be observed, including the greater noctule, Daubenton's bat, Natterer's bat, pipistrelle and brown long-eared bat. Otters live in this area. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturschutzgebiet_Nordufer_Plauer_See