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Natural Monuments

클링에스프링 샘

Natural Monuments

클링에스프링 샘

하이라이트 • 자연 기념물

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1. Teupitz에서 출발하는 토르노어 호수 – 브리젠제 순환 코스

9.60km

02:28

40m

보통 하이킹. 좋은 체력 필요. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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2. Tornow에서 출발하는 클링에스프링 샘 – 브리젠제 호수 순환 코스

11.5km

03:00

80m

보통 하이킹. 좋은 체력 필요. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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3. Tornow에서 출발하는 토르노어 호수 – 토르노어 호수 순환 코스

3.88km

01:00

20m

초급용 하이킹. 모든 체력 수준에 적합. 실력과 관계없이 누구나 쉽게 갈 수 있는 길.

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Daggy

4월 26, 2021

The name "Klingespring" goes back to the Upper German "Klinge" and is synonymous with "Schlucht" and "Spring". "Spring" denotes a spring

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SWE

2월 15, 2021

The Klingespring at Tornower See was declared a natural monument in 1934 and is demonstrably the oldest natural monument in the region. At the bottom of steep hills, ice-cold, crystal-clear water flows from a slope into a spring basin and then in a small stream to Lake Tornow.

The name "Klingespring" goes back to the Upper German "Klinge" and is synonymous with "gorge" and "spring". "Spring" designates a source and (in English) spring. "Klingespring" means: "gorge source".

The Klingespring is located directly on the hiking trail and nature trail around Lake Tornow. The source and the surrounding slopes belong with the Briesensee to the nature reserve "Briesensee and Klingeberg".

Source: dahme-heideseen-naturpark.de/themen/sehenswertes/klingespring-am-tornower-see

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Tina

11월 28, 2021

The Klingespring headwaters are located on Lake Tornower. It is not a defined spring, but many small springs rise up from the ground throughout the area. Such an erosion trough was created over millennia. Delicious watercress grows in the headwaters.

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Thomas

8월 23, 2023

The Klingespring on Lake Tornow was declared a natural monument in 1934 and is demonstrably the oldest natural monument in the region. At the bottom of steep hills, ice-cold, crystal-clear water flows from a slope into a spring basin and then in a small stream to Lake Tornow.

The name “Klingespring” goes back to the Upper German “Klinge” and is synonymous with “gorge” and “spring”. “Spring” refers to a spring and (in English) spring. “Klingespring” therefore means: “ravine spring”.

The water from the spring, which emerges here as a so-called seepage spring at the foot of the slope, supplies spring biotopes and a small river that are worthy of protection. Botanical specialties include swamp forget-me-nots, spring mosses, stream boulders and watercress. The watercress here characterizes a source that can be viewed as very natural and original. Insects such as the larvae of stoneflies and caddisflies that grow in the water or the black and yellow spring damsel indicate excellent water quality. The power of the emerging spring water created a spring cauldron over thousands of years. The removed sand was deposited as alluvial fans on the other side of the path in and on Lake Tornow.

The Klingespring is located directly on the hiking trail and nature trail around Lake Tornow. The source and the surrounding hillsides, together with the Briesensee, belong to the “Briesensee and Klingeberg” nature reserve.

The crystal clear water is traditionally drawn from the Klingespringquelle as Easter water.

Source dahme-heideseen-naturpark.de/themen/ausflugsziel-erlebnisse/klingespring-am-tornower-see

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Thomas

8월 23, 2023

The Klingespring spring is located on a slope opposite the southern bank of Lake Tornow. It appears on a map from the Staakow Forestry Office in 1936 and is therefore considered one of the oldest natural monuments in the region. The name goes back to the Upper German word blade for gorge and, in connection with the English word spring for source, means something like gorge source. It is a seepage spring in which the rainwater flows through sandy, water-permeable material above the spring, seeps into the slope and comes back to the surface at a water-retaining layer. At an earlier time there was said to have been a carillon at this point that was powered by the escaping water. The spring was created during the last ice age around 10,000 years ago. The swamp forget-me-not, fontinalis, real watercress and stream bunge thrive in the source area, which indicates a special quality of the water. As the water escapes, sand is removed, which is deposited as an alluvial fan in Lake Tornow. The wintergreen spotted fern grows above the slope. The source's protection goes back to the botanist Adolf Strauss (1904–1986), in whose honor NABU Dahmeland erected a memorial stone on a hiking trail that connects Lake Tornow with Lake Briesen.

Source de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Briesensee_und_Klingeberg

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Daggy

5월 15, 2021

Mighty pines and springs Klingesprung in the nature reserve.

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Harzerluke

7월 2, 2020

A wonderful way to take a deep breath

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Meckel

5월 15, 2023

Very nice and worth a walk even in autumn or winter.

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Tornower See

Briesensee and Klingeberg Nature Reserve

Rest Area at Klingespring

Nicolassee bei Teupitz

Fontane Park

Güldensee

Teupitz Southern Bypass

Picnic Area by the Lake in Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park

Forest Path Along the Lake in Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park

Briesensee

Radwegbrücke am Teupitzer See

Forest Lake in Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park

클링에스프링 샘

1. Teupitz에서 출발하는 토르노어 호수 – 브리젠제 순환 코스

2. Tornow에서 출발하는 클링에스프링 샘 – 브리젠제 호수 순환 코스

3. Tornow에서 출발하는 토르노어 호수 – 토르노어 호수 순환 코스

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