A round trip across ten lakes in north-east Germany
The 35-kilometers- and 10-lakes-tour, which requires two to three days, begins and ends in Wustrow near Wesenberg. The boats are put into the water just outside Wustrow on the road to Canow at the canoe rental station on Klenzsee. The tour starts to the west and passes the entrance to Lake Gobenow (bridge). Past Seewalde the entrance into theDollbek can be found in a southerly direction. After about one kilometer the Labussee is reached and the entrance to Canow lock can not be missed. Eastwards the route follows Lake Canow and the Pälitzsee.
Many campsites and resting places Suitable camping sites or resting places can be found everywhere along the route. Passing Pälitzhof to the left course is set towards Strasen-Priepert lock. The distance from Canow to Strasen is about 8 kilometers. The tour continues on into the Ellbogensee and Grand Priepert Lake. After nine kilometers the Wagnitzsee opens up to the right.
Clear water and nature all around Yet we keep left, enter the River Havel and cross Lake Finnow after about 2 kilometers. Next, we pass Kake Drewen to our right and go beneath Ahrensberg House Bridge, reaching the entrance to the Swan's Havel to our left after another 2.5 kilomteres. Take care to take the left branch of the river. The Swan's Havel, approximately 3 kilometers in length, has astonishingly clear water to offer and an astonishingly divers flora. After reaching the Plätlinsee the route leads past the island Hünenwerder. It is a conservation area and may not be entered. After three further kilometers the tour reaches Wustrow again, completing the circle.
Sights:
Strasen: village church
Wustrow: Old oak tree at the road to Canow
Canow: Old lime tree at the pub
Ahrensberg: Wooden house bridge
The locks in Strasen und Canow are operating in the season only.
On that day, we advanced for only about 1.5 kilometers into the gorge of Rio Naranjo, but we were just simply thrilled by the impressive nature around us.