On a straight path around the Crooked Lake

The diverse landscape of the Schorfheide is particularly well-suited for hiking. Hardly anyone can resist the magic of untouched nature, diverse landscapes, and rare animals. The Krumme See, as a refuge for anglers and other seekers of tranquility, practically invites you to walk around it. Along the way, there are uninterrupted views of the water. And for those interested in culture, the 18th-century colonist village of Friedrichswalde with the wooden shoemaker experience center, the church, and region-typical architecture offers a charming village scene.Length: 6.0 kmStart / Finish: Friedrichswalde train stationDuration: 1.5 hMarking / Logo: yellow dotArrival: Public transport / NEB RB 63 from Eberswalde to Joachimsthal, then take bus line 515 to FriedrichswaldeRoute description: The hike starts at Friedrichswalde train station. The path initially leads through the wooden shoemaker village, past the wooden shoemaker experience center. The circumnavigation of the Krumme See begins on Seestraße, leads between Krumme See and Präßnick-See, and guides the hiker back to the village.Path conditions: Road, dirt roadPoints of interest: Wooden shoemaker experience center (guided tours available on request), church from 1890, gastronomy (bakery and ice cream parlor available), long street village from the 18th century with benches in front of the houses, sunbathing area by the lakeMap recommendation: Pharusplan Schorfheide with circular hiking trail Around the Schorfheide and node-point signage for cyclists, scale: 1:42,000, Publisher: Pharus Plan, 5th edition 2020, ISBN: 978-3-86514-142-2, Price: 5 €