Großer und Kleiner Krebssee bei Neu Sallenthin
Großer und Kleiner Krebssee bei Neu Sallenthin
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Großer und Kleiner Krebssee bei Neu Sallenthin
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The Großer und Kleiner Krebssee are two picturesque lakes nestled near the charming village of Neu Sallenthin on the island of Usedom, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. These lakes are a central feature of the "Usedomer Schweiz" (Usedom Switzerland), a distinctive hilly lake district located in the tranquil hinterland of the famous Kaiserbäder of Bansin, Heringsdorf, and Ahlbeck. The larger Großer Krebssee spans 40 hectares, while the Kleiner Krebssee is part of a 50-hectare nature reserve, both contributing to the region's unique…
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Are the trails around Großer und Kleiner Krebssee suitable for families with young children?
Yes, the area is generally family-friendly. While the landscape is hilly, typical of the 'Usedomer Schweiz,' many paths are well-maintained and suitable for leisurely walks. For families with very young children, consider shorter loops or stick to the flatter sections around Neu Sallenthin. The designated bathing spot at the southern tip of Kleiner Krebssee also offers a nice break for kids.
What are the rules for bringing dogs to Großer und Kleiner Krebssee, especially within the nature reserve?
Dogs are generally welcome on the trails around Großer und Kleiner Krebssee. However, as Kleiner Krebssee is part of a nature reserve, it is crucial to keep dogs on a leash at all times to protect local wildlife and plants. Always clean up after your pet to maintain the natural beauty of the area.
Where can I find parking when visiting Großer und Kleiner Krebssee?
Parking is available in and around Neu Sallenthin, which is conveniently located between the two lakes. Specific parking areas may be signposted. During peak season or on weekends, it's advisable to arrive early as spots can fill up quickly.
Is it possible to reach Großer und Kleiner Krebssee by public transport?
Yes, public transport options are available to reach the area. While direct routes to Neu Sallenthin might be limited, you can typically take a bus from the larger coastal towns like Bansin, Heringsdorf, or Ahlbeck to nearby villages, and then either walk or cycle to the lakes. Checking local bus schedules in advance is recommended.
Are there any permits required for hiking or accessing the Kleiner Krebssee Nature Reserve?
No specific permits are generally required for hiking on the designated paths within the Kleiner Krebssee Nature Reserve. However, visitors are expected to respect the nature reserve's regulations, which include staying on marked trails, not disturbing wildlife, and refraining from picking plants. Fishing in Großer Krebssee requires a valid fishing license, which can be obtained locally.
What kind of wildlife can be observed around the lakes?
The Großer und Kleiner Krebssee area, particularly the nature reserve, is home to diverse wildlife. You might spot various bird species, including waterfowl on the lakes. The surrounding forests and wetlands provide habitats for small mammals and amphibians. Anglers in Großer Krebssee can find fish like eel, perch, pike, carp, and zander.
Are there any cafes, restaurants, or accommodation options near Neu Sallenthin?
Neu Sallenthin itself is a small village, but you can find accommodation, cafes, and restaurants in the surrounding area, particularly in the nearby larger towns and coastal resorts of Usedom. Many visitors choose to stay in Bansin, Heringsdorf, or Ahlbeck and make a day trip to the lakes. There might be smaller guesthouses or holiday apartments directly in Neu Sallenthin or Alt-Sallenthin.
What is the elevation profile and difficulty level of the hiking trails around the lakes?
The area is known as 'Usedomer Schweiz' due to its hilly landscape, so trails will have an undulating elevation profile with moderate ascents and descents. While not mountainous, some paths can be challenging for those unaccustomed to inclines. Overall, most trails are considered moderate, suitable for hikers with average fitness. The observation tower between Neu-Sallenthin and Alt-Sallenthin involves a climb to reach its viewing platform.
Is Großer und Kleiner Krebssee suitable for a winter hike?
Yes, the area can be beautiful for winter hikes, offering a different, tranquil atmosphere away from the coastal crowds. The frozen lakes and snow-covered landscape create picturesque views. However, be prepared for potentially icy or muddy conditions on trails, and ensure you wear appropriate winter clothing and sturdy, waterproof footwear. Some facilities or cafes might have reduced opening hours during the off-season.
Are there any other notable viewpoints besides Victoriahöhe and the observation tower?
While the Victoriahöhe and the wooden observation tower offer excellent panoramic views, the entire 'Usedomer Schweiz' region is dotted with scenic spots. The 'Sieben-Seen-Berg' (Seven-Lakes-Mountain) is another well-known vantage point that provides extensive views over multiple lakes, including the Krebsseen, Gothensee, and Schmollensee, and even glimpses of the Baltic Sea. Exploring the various hiking trails often reveals unexpected picturesque vistas.
Can I go wild swimming in Großer und Kleiner Krebssee?
A designated bathing spot is available at the southern tip of Kleiner Krebssee, which is suitable for swimming. While Großer Krebssee is open for fishing, it is generally not recommended for wild swimming outside of designated areas due to potential fishing activities and natural conditions. Always prioritize safety and adhere to any local signage regarding swimming.