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Bathing Area at Haussee – Haussee (Himmelpfort) loop from Lychen

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Bathing Area at Haussee – Haussee (Himmelpfort) loop from Lychen

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Bathing Area at Haussee – Haussee (Himmelpfort) loop from Lychen

02:04

18.8km

100m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 19, 2026

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8.05 km

Bridge over the canal between Moderfitzsee and Haussee

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After the bridge you don't have a nice way anymore... everything is overgrown..

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Bathing Area at Haussee

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Very nice swimming spot on the lake, not far from Hausseestraße or from the hiking trail. Close to the beach can also create a boat. The bathing area is characterized by fine gravel into the water, shady it is by pine trees and a small bathing pier with a ladder in the middle of the water round off the bathing area. At the existing covered snack bar you can sit, dine or play cards.

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8.83 km

Haussee (Himmelpfort)

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Located directly at Himmelpfort, between the Stolpsee and the Moderfitzsee is the Haussee. Picturesque in nature and beautiful to look at. Here are many possibilities of boat rentals, but also of motor boats. Here you can also find beaches and boat tours are bookable. Not far from the village is the Christmas Post.

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Brauhaus Himmelpfort

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The so-called brewery (location) is a building from the late 14th century with a simple, well-structured blind gable.
As with the monastery church, red brick was used as the building material. It is the only at least partially preserved commercial building of the monastery. Its exact original purpose is unknown.
In 1858, the building was used as a granary. Later it served as a residential building. In 1945, the gable on the southeast side collapsed when the neighboring bridge over the lock ditch leading to the Himmelpfort lock was blown up in the last days of the war. In 2010, the brewery was destroyed by a fire caused by arson, down to the surrounding walls. In 2016, the restoration of the roof began, initially with the securing of the gable, which is of art-historical importance.
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