Wo die Spree zum See wird – rund um den Neuendorfer See – Wanderung vom 20.12.2024

Wo die Spree zum See wird – rund um den Neuendorfer See – Wanderung vom 20.12.2024

Hello! Good morning everyone! Hello everyone! We’re finally on tour again. We now had a forced week-long break due to the weather. It was just gray on gray and often rained and we were promised sunshine today. Yes, where the Spree becomes a lake! Today we are hiking around Lake Neuendorf. This is the largest lake in the Spreewald Biosphere Reserve with around 300 hectares. The tour will be about 13 km long and if you want to know what the tour is like, come along. Yes, let’s go! The famous 66 Lakes hiking trail leads along the west side of Lake Neuendorf. We are now on this hiking trail, but we are walking it in the opposite direction to the usual walking direction. Unfortunately, the 66 Lakes Hiking Trail leads over asphalt in this section. Such a dear you are! You guard your riding stable there! There is the riding stables with holiday apartments and here is the reception committee. Oh God! Splendid! Yes, we like that. The dog from just now is probably trained to catch guests. He sits in front of the entrance to the riding stable and happily greets everyone who comes by, hoping that someone will come in. Here the hiking trail leaves the asphalt road and finally goes into the forest. As always, lying wood, but it’s easy to pass through. Man oh man, I’m not spared anything. It’s a very windy day today. It’s particularly gusty here on the open water. We actually wanted to use our drone again today, but the mini would completely ruin us in the wind. There are gusts up to 50 kmh. It even looks stable. We can take a drinking break there. You can even go swimming here. It is shallow and the water looks clean. I’m sure some will do it too. Are those swans or geese up there? I would guess geese. Tree snuggles! Old man and old tree. That’s exactly how it is. It’s been here for a few years. But still, quite a long time! Oh, Karin is there too. Yes, yes, try it. You can’t do that. Oh, they plucked one here. Something happened here. Nice view here! A place to take a break. Here we will treat ourselves to something to eat. Anyone who walks the 66 lakes hiking trail comes here from the direction of Storkow. he comes from there. Our path continues along there. This all has to do with the campsite. Of course it’s deserted at this time of year. The campsite is there. For the cyclists among you – the cucumber cycle path also runs along here. This is Alt-Schadow, this is where we are now. At this point the Spree leaves Lake Neuendorf and flows on towards Berlin. That’s where we came from, so we have 8 km behind us and five more to go and that’s where we’re going. Unfortunately back on asphalt. Let’s see how far we get here. There is a private jetty here. But no one will be here at that time, so we can still take a look. Don’t fall for it! We don’t have a change of clothes with us! Splendid! Take a seat young man! It’s rare to have service like this. There is usually a fence in front of the jetties. I don’t know if you can understand me in this wind. You can ignore the “no entry” sign, but you can’t ignore a gate. But this hisses here! What a sea! Now we have finally left the asphalt and are here on a dirt road. It’s nice to have soft ground under your feet again. Now you think I have something to eat. But I didn’t, I’m sorry! Well, you pretty one! Now they’re all coming. There is no water in the ditch here. No, it looks like it’s been dry for a while. Nature camping! But it has seen better days here. Everything is full of empty bottles on the table here. This is the swimming area here from the campsite. What do you say is the name of the forest camp? Stand there, forest camp, exactly! So now we cross the main branch of the Spree. Here it comes from the Spreewald and over there it flows into Lake Neuendorf. There’s a bivouac site in front, that’s where we’ll do the dismantling now. The toilet with a coin-operated machine. Very nice! Free WiFi. There is a really great barbecue area here. With a deduction, great! Not bad! There is a fire pit here. I would say it’s a real paradise for water hikers. You can also camp here. Very nicely laid out. And there’s a restaurant up there that’s probably only open in the summer. But you can also strengthen yourself there. Our GoPro has said goodbye, it keeps switching off even though the battery still has 60%. It always says: low battery level. I don’t know what’s going on there. Now we have to make do with the DJI pocket. But we only have one microphone. j Yes, we are now at the bivouac site and are summing up our tour here. Unfortunately there is a lot of asphalt, there are fewer narrow paths, but they are very nice. In any case! You just pass through the town of Alt-Schadow, you pass a lot of campsites, which makes it a bit more urban and certainly very busy in the summer. Of course, on the weekends and during the holidays anyway. Although of course everything looks much nicer when it’s green, but we have to do something in winter too. And it was a very nice, quiet tour today. We didn’t meet anyone. Well, it was really great and the weather lived up to its promise. There wasn’t quite as much sun, but she kept peeking through the clouds. We are satisfied. As I said, that was 13 km. Did you like it? If yes, then write it in the comments, if no, of course too. Do you have anything else? No, not actually. Everything said. There weren’t that many highlights, but we were outside again. That’s actually what it’s all about. Then we say goodbye until next time. Stay healthy!

Der Neuendorfer See ist ein See im Unterspreewald in Brandenburg.
Der etwa 300 Hektar große See ist der einzige See im Biosphärenreservat “Unterer Spreewald”, der von der Spree durchflossen wird. Sie mündet in seinem südlichen Ende und fließt an der Ostseite, südlich von Alt-Schadow ab. Die durchschnittliche Wassertiefe des zum Biosphärenreservat Spreewald gehörenden Sees beträgt 2,8 Meter. Neben Alt-Schadow am Ostufer ist der namengebende Ort Neuendorf am See im Südwesten des Sees der einzige am See liegende Ort. Der See gehört zur Gemeinde Unterspreewald. Die Ufer sind flach und von vielen Buchten geprägt. In der Umgebung erstrecken sich größere Kiefernwälder. Der See ist durch Campingplätze touristisch erschlossen.

Neuendorfer See is a lake in the Lower Spreewald in Brandenburg, Germany. The lake, which is about 300 hectares in size, is the only lake in the “Lower Spreewald” biosphere reserve through which the Spree flows. It flows into its southern end and flows down the east side, south of Alt-Schadow. The average water depth of the lake, which is part of the Spreewald Biosphere Reserve, is 2.8 metres. In addition to Alt-Schadow on the eastern shore, the eponymous village of Neuendorf am See in the southwest of the lake is the only place on the lake. The lake belongs to the municipality of Unterspreewald. The shores are shallow and characterized by many bays. In the surrounding area there are larger pine forests. The lake is developed for tourism by campsites.