Best attractions and places to see around Mühlensee, located in Oberkrämer, Brandenburg, include natural features and points of interest. This artificial lake, created in 1979, is part of the Nauen-Brieselang-Krämer nature reserve. The area is known for its diverse birdlife and offers opportunities for hiking and cycling.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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Wonderfully idyllic, perfect for relaxing and not too crowded.
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Very nice path partly over footbridges with a beautiful view of the lake.
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The boardwalk is beautifully laid out. There are recesses with benches in between.
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From the path around the Mühlensee you have a beautiful view over the flat land to the post mill near Vehlefanz.
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The Mühlensee near Vehlefanz is an artificial lake. It was dammed in 1979 to irrigate the area for agriculture. Today it is part of the Nauen-Brieselang-Krämer nature reserve. There are many walkers and hikers out and about, and you share the path with them, and not just at weekends.
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All I can say is, a beautiful jetty with a great view.🫶
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A riverside path that couldn't be more beautiful. Greatly built. It's a shame that it doesn't fit all around.
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Mühlensee is situated in the municipality of Oberkrämer, within the Brandenburg district of Oberhavel, Germany. It is part of the Nauen-Brieselang-Krämer nature reserve.
The area is rich in natural beauty, centered around the artificial Mühlensee itself. You can enjoy scenic views from the Mühlensee Boardwalk, which extends along the reeds. The lake is also part of the Nauen-Brieselang-Krämer nature reserve, offering diverse landscapes and wildlife.
Yes, cycling is a popular activity. The Cycle Path Wolfslake–Vehlefanz (L161) is known for its good surface and low traffic, featuring a recently added, well-maintained bike path. Additionally, a 6-kilometer asphalted and barrier-free circular path runs along the eastern side of Mühlensee, perfect for a leisurely ride. For more routes, you can explore the MTB Trails around Mühlensee guide.
From the path around Mühlensee, you can enjoy a beautiful View of the Vehlefanz Post Mill. This historic windmill provides a picturesque cultural element to the natural scenery.
Absolutely. The Mühlensee Boardwalk and the 6-kilometer Mühlensee Circular Path are both excellent for families, offering easy walks and cycling opportunities in a peaceful environment. The area's diverse birdlife also makes it an engaging spot for children to observe nature.
Mühlensee is a haven for wildlife, especially birds. You might spot grey herons, great crested grebes, mallards, and Canada geese. Beavers and otters are also known to inhabit the area, making it a great spot for nature observation.
Yes, the Mühlensee Circular Path is a well-maintained, 6-kilometer long, asphalted, and barrier-free path ideal for easy walks. For more options, check out the Easy hikes around Mühlensee guide, which includes routes like the 'Mühlensee Boardwalk – View of the Lake loop from Oberkrämer'.
Visitors particularly enjoy the Mühlensee Boardwalk for its idyllic setting. It's described as a very nice jetty section along the reeds, offering benches for lingering and great views, making it perfect for relaxation and animal watching.
Yes, nearby, 'Das Gartenhaus' in Schwante offers regional specialties, including a farmer's breakfast and flatbreads, in a pleasant rural setting.
Definitely. The lake's diverse birdlife, including grey herons, great crested grebes, mallards, and Canada geese, makes it an attractive spot for birdwatchers and ecologists alike.
Mühlensee is appealing throughout the warmer months for hiking, cycling, and wildlife observation. The well-maintained paths are accessible, offering diverse perspectives of the lake and its surroundings, making it enjoyable for various seasonal activities.
Yes, there are several running routes. You can find options like the 'Running loop from Neu Schwante' or the 'Mühlensee Vehlefanz Boardwalk – Boardwalk at Mühlensee loop from Schwante' in the Running Trails around Mühlensee guide.


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