Planfließ circular hiking trail

A varied Circular hiking trail, which as an educational trail offers a fascinating insight into the meandering Plan flowworld has to offer. The tour is suitable for explorers of all ages.

Length/Duration: 5,5 kilometers, approx. 1,5 hours
Start finish: Bus stop Bremsdorfer Mühle (excursion route A400 or PlusBus 400 Bremsdorf)
Mark: diagonal brown line on white square

Directions
The tour begins at the Bremsdorf Mill and heads north through deep glacial gullies and forests. Soon, the Planfließ stream is reached. After the first bridge, the path runs along the narrow bank, accompanied by the gently flowing water that meanders through ravines, meadows, and ponds. The ponds were used for centuries to supply the Cistercian monastery of Neuzelle and were used for fish farming until 1989.
Near the junction of the nature trail toward Bremsdorfer Mühle, the Planfließ stream continues to the Großer Treppelsee lake. A shelter overlooking a meadow invites you to rest before the trail joins the Schlaubetal hiking trail back to the starting point.

Refreshment tip:
During the summer months, there is a snack bar with grilled sausages, cakes, ice cream and drinks at the campsite entrance on weekends and public holidays at the Großer Treppelsee.