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Lake Schlaborn – Wolfsbruch Marina loop from Prebelow

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Lake Schlaborn – Wolfsbruch Marina loop from Prebelow

Moderate

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Lake Schlaborn – Wolfsbruch Marina loop from Prebelow

03:59

15.5km

70m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 24, 2026

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Stechlin-Ruppiner Land

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465 m

Great Prebelowsee Bathing Beach

Highlight • Beach

The jetties are a bit rusty, but the non-swimmer area is still well demarcated. At this point you can walk gently from the sandy beach into the water and swim in peace. It seems slightly asleep and dreamy.

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5.24 km

Rest area with a view of the Schlabornsee lake

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Hikers (on water and on land), runners and cyclists can take a nice break here. A fantastic view over the lake and the traffic from the Jagow Canal. Everything in …

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5.38 km

Lake Schlaborn

Highlight • Lake

The Schlabornsee is a 57 hectare large natural lake which flows into the Schlabornkanal (Rhin). On the western side there is a promontory, the so-called Schlaborn peninsula, on which there is a campsite with a pier for boats.

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10.1 km

Teufelsbruch Moor

Highlight • Natural

The bog in the Teufelsbruch. Treasures may still be found here.

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11.8 km

Kleiner Pälitzsee swimming area

Highlight • Beach

A very well-maintained and fenced playground. Clean, functional, and great, right next to the swimming area. Restrooms are available.

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12.3 km

Peace Oak Kleinzerlang

Highlight • Natural Monument

At the junction Heideweg stands the mighty village oak. This oak was planted on the occasion of the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 and bears the name Friedenseiche.

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