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The Linggraben is a drainage ditch and a left tributary of the Dahme River in the municipality of Heidesee in the Dahme-Spreewald district. The ditch drains a lowland area located south of the village of Blossin and west of the village of Kolberg. It borders Lake Wolzig to the northeast and drains westward into Lake Langer. There is also a connection to Lake Wolzig at this point.

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You can't complain

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It looks like a mistake of nature – and yet is a masterpiece of survival. Wolzig's burr pine stands like an ancient dancer, balancing barefoot on tiptoes, its exposed roots digging into the sand like fingers. For a hundred years, it has defied wind and man, rain and dune retreat – and seems to have only grown stronger. Here, in the midst of the Brandenburg pine sea, this tree speaks of steadfastness. Of adaptation. And of the quiet dignity of one who does not complain, but grows. Everyone who stands before it suddenly falls silent. Perhaps because they sense: This pine has understood more about life than many a person with sturdy shoes.

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Beautiful rest area. Perfect for a short break.

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beautiful and well-kept monument!

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You don't often see such an open root system

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The lake is fed by groundwater and had an outflow towards Dolgensee. In the 1980s, this drain was closed by the forest department as the water level of the lake had fallen. In 1950, the foundation stone for a children's holiday camp was laid on the north bank of the Frauensee, the then pioneer tent camp “M. J. Kalinin”. The Frauensee children's and youth recreation center (KiEZ) is now located there. It has an overnight capacity of 850 beds and has a site of 24 hectares.

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Small idyllic rest area right on the lake.

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A nice rest area with a view of the water.

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A dream path (Fontaneweg) as you would like it to be when hiking along the Blossiner Fliess, Wolziger See and parallel to the Linggraben path.

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The somewhat circular lake has a diameter of about 3.2 kilometers, the area is 579 hectares and the greatest depth is about 13 meters. It was formed during the Ice Age and lies in a hollow in the Berlin glacial valley. It is one of the largest bodies of water in the Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park and is a popular water sports area. The lake is particularly ideal for sailors due to the good wind conditions. Sailing courses and sailing events are offered in the water sports center in the port of Blossin. Boat moorings and a very well-equipped boat rental are also part of the offer. Whether sailing, motor, rowing boat or canoe, dragon boat or even stand-up paddling boards - water sports enthusiasts are sure to find what they are looking for here. For longer boat trips, the possibilities are almost unlimited - in the south there is a connection via the Langen See to the Dahme lake area and the Teupitzer lake chain. The Storkower Canal can be navigated in an easterly direction, which leads further to the lake area around the Scharmutzelsee.

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charming forest path

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Small rest area right on the water with a bench without a roof!

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100 year old pine with an impressive root system. A natural monument.

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delicious fish rolls and a great view at the fisherman's hut

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A nice rest area right on the water.

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A very pleasant trail under trees right along the water. It's easy to walk here

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The Frauensee lies somewhat hidden, like a secret revealed only to those not passing through. Nestled in a quiet pine forest, it shimmers between the trees – calm, clear, free of motorboats. On the eastern shore, a picture-perfect bathing spot opens up: soft sand, shallow water, and lush greenery beyond. Those who walk further will find small, quiet entrances in the shade of the trees – for those who prefer to keep to themselves. On the northern shore, however, there are voices, laughter, children, a holiday camp that breathes life into the lake every year. And all around it stretches a hiking trail that never intrudes, but simply exists – like the lake itself: serene, inviting, unobtrusively beautiful.

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There is a natural path around the lake. In some places you have to be sure-footed. The loop around the lake runs through pine forest, mostly along the lake. The northern shore has a holiday camp for children, so you are not directly on the lake. At the point that is marked there is a very nice bathing area.

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Seats are also available.

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