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South of Hohen Neuendorf S-Bahn station, the two S-Bahn lines, the S1 and S8, branch off directly toward Berlin, and the S8 along the so-called Berlin Outer Ring. After the branch, the line to Berlin is only single-track. As part of the i2030 project (https://www.i2030.de/), the section to Frohnau will be (partially) double-tracked. This is another prerequisite for the planned extension of the 10-minute service to Oranienburg. In addition to the construction of the second track, the less visible but nevertheless essential technical facilities must also be upgraded. These include, for example, the traction power supply systems and the control and safety systems. An interactive map showing all the measures planned for the S-Bahn network can be found at https://www.i2030.de/sbahn/.

Be careful! Some boards are loose. Otherwise, you have a beautiful view of the Briese from the bridge.

On the bridge there are benches with beautiful views of the Briese

Fish ladder at the bridge for salmon on their way to Alaska.

Important crossing for passenger traffic.

It's fun to cycle along here.

Nice place for a break. The boats meet here and the Italian restaurant on site makes pizzas with delicious, crispy bases and much more. From the terrace you have a good view of what's going on.

The Briese is a small, 17 km long, non-navigable tributary of the Havel. The Briese rises on the western Barnim in the Wandlitzer See and then flows through the Rahmer See and the Lubowsee. Its course is largely dictated by a glacial gully. It continues through the Briesewald, an alder forest that used to be called “Der Briesen” and gave the river its name (Slavic breza = birch). Here the Briese also touches the first settlement, the Colony Briese von Birkenwerder residential area, which is a popular excursion destination with Lake Briese as the entrance to the Briesetal nature reserve. The Briese then crosses the center of Birkenwerder and flows into the Havel near the western border of Hohen Neuendorf. The river had economic importance in the past when peat was cut in its area and it powered three water mills between Zühlsdorf and Birkenwerder-Untermühle.