스프레탈 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Scheibe open-cast mine, or Šibojska jama in Upper Sorbian, was a lignite open-cast mine that operated from 1985 to 1996 east of Hoyerswerda in the Lusatian lignite mining area. In 1986/1987, the town of Scheibe, which gave it its name, and the developments of the town of Burg, located to the north, had to make way for it. After mining operations ceased, Lake Scheibe emerged as a post-mining landscape. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagebau_Scheibe

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The Spree is a great place for hiking and cycling.

Beautiful, quiet river and floodplain landscape.

Bicycle Church Burghammer- Evangelical Parish of Hoyerswerda-Spreewitz

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Such memories are incredibly important for future generations. Memories of villages that fell victim to coal excavators.

Spremberg has had the small "Slamener Kuthen" nature park since April 26, 2014. The Slamener-Kuthen are part of the Slamer-Heide landscape conservation area. A piece of natural Spree floodplain has been preserved directly on the city border between Spremberg and the Zerre district of the Saxon municipality of Spreetal. In the Sorbian language, the field name Kuthen stands for a wet lowland in the Spree floodplain, criss-crossed by dry river sand islands. For decades, the Slamener-Kuthen were considered an area particularly worthy of protection, a gem of local flora and fauna. The city of Spremberg has handed over the area between the Spree cycle path and the hiking trail in the Unterslamen district to the border with Saxony to the NABU Regional Association Spremberg e.V. for care and development. The forest area was taken out of forestry use. https://nabu-spremberg.jimdofree.com/projekte/naturpark-slamener-kuthen/