Great Krampe – View of Seddinsee loop from Müggelheim

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Great Krampe – View of Seddinsee loop from Müggelheim

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Great Krampe – View of Seddinsee loop from Müggelheim

04:08

16.3km

30m

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 22, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Müggelspreeniederung Köpenick

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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962 m

View of the Große Krampe from Julchens Winkel

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Julchens Winkel, Ortschaft, is in Berlin. Julchens Winkel is located near Müggelheim.

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1.15 km

View of the Große Krampe from Ajax Eck

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Ajax Eck, Ortschaft, is in Berlin. Ajax Eck is located near Müggelheim.

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2.55 km

Great Krampe

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In the past, the BVG ferry also drove from Schmöckwitz via Krampenburg to here. For some time now, the ferries have stopped here.

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4.24 km

Fallen tree at Seddinsee lake

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The tree seems to have come to terms with its position.

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4.63 km

Little Krampe Bay

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The small cramp was originally about three kilometers long and made the windwall to an island in the Seddinsee. After the Second World War, the largest part of the small …

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6.06 km

Seddinsee Lakeside

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Bathing place

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8.69 km

View of Seddinsee

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At the Seddinsee, Gosener Graben and the meadows you can observe majestic birds such as the black kite, osprey and white-tailed eagle and the colony-forming cormorant.

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13.6 km

Krumme Laake

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A quiet lake in the Müggelheim forest with an idyllic swimming area. Perfect for cooling off with a few strokes in the summer heat.

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16.3 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

8.40 km

7.20 km

430 m

292 m

Surfaces

9.07 km

4.25 km

2.28 km

726 m

Elevation

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Friday 9 October

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Comments

January 29, 2023,Müggelheim | Treptow-Köpenick

Tour 62/97 of the Berlin districts. You will gradually find all other tours here: komoot.de/collection/1223150/-berliner-ortsteile

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January 20, 2024,Winterliche Runde ab Müggelheim entlang Krumme Laake, Gosener Kanal, Seddinsee und Große Krampe

It was a nice group, chosen by Martina... Thank you! A really beautiful winter walk, through crunchy snow accompanied by warming sunshine and surrounded by beautiful nature. 🤗

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November 13, 2023,Herbstrunde durch den Köpenicker Forst zur Krummen Laake und entlang des Seddinsees (Bus Müggelheim/Dorf – Bus Müggelheim/Dorf)

My hike through the autumnal Köpenick Forest begins at the village green of Müggelheim with the simple classical church and the former village school right opposite. The foliage soon shines a beautiful yellow on the Krummen Laake, while the blue of the sky is reflected in the water. I walk through the largest nature reserve in Berlin, the Müggelspreeniederung Köpenick, …

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January 20, 2024,Wanderung ab Müggelheim entlang der Krummen Laake, Gosener Kanal, Seddinsee und Große Krampe

Many thanks to @Steffen | WanderFEELING for this beautiful hiking template. It was a really nice tour. The snow crunched underfoot, the sun showed its beautiful side, even blue sky... a perfect hiking tour...
The hiking time and kmh are definitely not correct! Absolute nonsense from komoot :-)

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January 14, 2024,Knisterndes Eis 🧊🎶 am Seddinsee

Today there was a special feature of an acoustic nature: singing and ringing ice cream! The Große Krampe is still completely frozen over, as are the banks of the Dahme and Seddinsee. However, the current of the Dahme and a strong westerly wind ensured permanent movement at the ice boundary. The result was an unreal-sounding, delicate crackling of many ice …

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