Taster tour on the edge of the Dubringer Moor

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Formed by the glacier of the Saale ice age, about 10,000 years ago southwest of Hoyerswerda, on the edge of the Lusatian Lakeland, the present large nature reserve of the "Dubringer Moor" began to develop. Until today the peat formation is going on there on an area of about 1700 ha. An independent and species-rich flora and fauna developed and has been attracting researchers, ornithologists and tourist visitors since the mid-1990s. By drilling down to the last layers of peat, it was possible to trace the vegetation back to the formation of the Dubringer Moor on the basis of found grain pollen, field weeds and other plant remains. Thus, the first settlement and cultivation by Neolithic people is estimated. Since that time the human influences increased more and more and in the last centuries trade roads, castles and mills with legendary stories were built and a pond area, which until today has productive catches of native fish species, especially carp. The unification of the FRG and GDR saved the moor, as the mining plans for the area between Spohla and Zeißholz were terminated.
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  • Meeting place Meeting place "Teichhaus Zelder", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
  • View from the lookout tower "Dubringer Moor", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
  • "Mittelteich", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
Today, guests of the region can join a "taster tour along the edge of the Dubringer Moor", which is about 3 km long and takes about 1.5 hours. This starts with the qualified tour guide at the "Teichwirtschaft Zelder" and leads along the pond chain to the observation tower "Dubringer Moor". Display boards give information about the rarely visible animals of the moor. Participants are welcome to bring their own camera or binoculars. Sturdy shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather are recommended.

    bookable until 7 days before date

    certified tour guide

    Hike in the nature

    guided tour takes place exclusively in German language

meeting point: 15min. before start, Neudorf-Teichhaus, parking lot of the fish restaurant

Duration: approx. 1,5 hours
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Formed by the glacier of the Saale ice age, about 10,000 years ago southwest of Hoyerswerda, on the edge of the Lusatian Lakeland, the present large nature reserve of the "Dubringer Moor" began to develop. Until today the peat formation is going on there on an area of about 1700 ha. An independent and species-rich flora and fauna developed and has been attracting researchers, ornithologists and tourist visitors since the mid-1990s. By drilling down to the last layers of peat, it was possible to trace the vegetation back to the formation of the Dubringer Moor on the basis of found grain pollen, field weeds and other plant remains. Thus, the first settlement and cultivation by Neolithic people is estimated. Since that time the human influences increased more and more and in the last centuries trade roads, castles and mills with legendary stories were built and a pond area, which until today has productive catches of native fish species, especially carp. The unification of the FRG and GDR saved the moor, as the mining plans for the area between Spohla and Zeißholz were terminated.
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  • Meeting place Meeting place "Teichhaus Zelder", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
  • View from the lookout tower "Dubringer Moor", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
  • "Mittelteich", Foto: Jochen Kowar, Lizenz: Jochen Kowar
Today, guests of the region can join a "taster tour along the edge of the Dubringer Moor", which is about 3 km long and takes about 1.5 hours. This starts with the qualified tour guide at the "Teichwirtschaft Zelder" and leads along the pond chain to the observation tower "Dubringer Moor". Display boards give information about the rarely visible animals of the moor. Participants are welcome to bring their own camera or binoculars. Sturdy shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather are recommended.

    bookable until 7 days before date

    certified tour guide

    Hike in the nature

    guided tour takes place exclusively in German language

meeting point: 15min. before start, Neudorf-Teichhaus, parking lot of the fish restaurant

Duration: approx. 1,5 hours
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