Woltersdorfer Canal – Old Plaue Lock loop from Wusterwitz

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Woltersdorfer Canal – Old Plaue Lock loop from Wusterwitz

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Woltersdorfer Canal – Old Plaue Lock loop from Wusterwitz

02:36

10.3km

20m

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: August 26, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.44 km

Pine Forest Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

2.72 km

Woltersdorfer Canal

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The canal, like the two locks, is no longer in use. But today there are many anglers here.

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3.04 km

Old Plaue Lock

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The old lock Plaue in the Plauer Canal has been out of service since the opening of the Elbe-Havel Canal in 2003 and the lock in Wusterwitz. Today the lock …

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4.71 km

Wendsee Beach

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5.31 km

Seegarten Bridge

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Here you can enjoy a wonderful view from the bridge over the Havel with the Plauer See.

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5.73 km

Steam Locomotive 52 8017-7 Kirchmöser

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On May 4, 2008, the 84-ton jet-black majestic swan made of steel, complete with a tender, floated into Kirchmöser on two special cranes and has been resting between Wusterwitzer Strasse …

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6.21 km

Above-ground bunker / Winkel bunker Kirchmöser

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At the time of the Second World War, the angle bunker was also popularly known as "concrete cigar" or "sugar loaf". This construction, developed by Leo Winkel in 1934, with …

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7.86 km

kleiner Wendsee

Lake

8.29 km

Former Fireworks Laboratory (Industrial Trail Kirchmöser Station 11)

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The fireworks laboratory belonged to the powder factory. Here was also the administrative complex, from 1928 the Reichsbahn Central School and from 1945-1992 a barracks of the Red Army.

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