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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

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Eggesin

Mieles Blick Observation Tower – Beek Bridge loop from Ahlbecker Seegrund und Eggesiner See

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Germany

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Hither Pomerania Greifswald

Eggesin

Mieles Blick Observation Tower – Beek Bridge loop from Ahlbecker Seegrund und Eggesiner See

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Mieles Blick Observation Tower – Beek Bridge loop from Ahlbecker Seegrund und Eggesiner See

01:55

7.58km

20m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: May 23, 2026

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Naturpark am Stettiner Haff

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829 m

Butterfly Meadow Information Point (Schmetterlingslichtung)

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On the circular route around Lake Eggesiner See there are 20 display boards that provide hikers with interactive information about the development of the area and the regional flora and fauna, including indigenous butterfly species. The regular occurrence of the green imperial coat is unique in Germany.

Source and further information: eggesin.de/tourismus/radeln-und-wandern

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1.35 km

Mieles Blick Observation Tower

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Great place for a rest with lots of information and wonderful views of the countryside.

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1.94 km

Beek Bridge

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The Beek is - in continuation of the Winkelmann trench from Ahlbecker to Eggesiner See - the outflow from Eggesiner See to Randow. The Prussian King Friedrich II had the area around Ahlbeck repopulated by German colonies in the 18th century. However, there was a lack of sufficient land for settlement in the area. Therefore it was decided to drain the Ahlbeck lake and to open the land gained in this way for settlement.

In 1743, the Prussian War and Domain Councilor Ludwig Christian Winkelmann was commissioned with this project. Eggesiner and Ahlbeck workers dug a trench over a length of ten kilometers, which was given the name Winkelmannscher Graben. In the spring of 1744 it was finished. But it also made an outflow from Lake Eggesiner necessary. A trench was dug up to the Randow in the same year - the Beek or earlier Ahlbecke. Since 1930 its course has been straightened several times in some places.

Source: eggesin.de/wirtschaft/infrastructure

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2.73 km

Bee Information Signs in Naturpark am Stettiner Haff

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4.19 km

Half-Timbered Church Eggesin

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The half-timbered church was built in the first half of the 18th century. The pointed bell tower was demolished in 1902 due to dilapidation. In 1913 the church was rebuilt. Since 1994 it has been used again as a community room and for church services.

Source: vorpommern.de/reisezielen/details/stamm/show/fachwerkkirche-eggesin

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