Nordufer Plauer See

The reserve spans 649 hectares of varied landscapes, including wetlands, former peat extraction sites, and wooded areas along the northwestern part of Lake Plau.

Established as a nature reserve in 1996, the area represents a glacial drainage channel formed during the Pomeranian stage of the last ice age.

The reserve integrates two nature educational trails at Samoter Lake and Hofsee, supporting environmental education for local communities and visitors.

An observation tower near the former peat extraction sites provides opportunities for visitors to spot local wildlife and observe various bird species.

The protected zone houses multiple bat species, including Noctule bats, Daubenton's bats, and Brown long-eared bats, alongside otters in their natural habitat.

Location: Plau am See

Location: Alt Schwerin

Inception: 1996

GPS coordinates: 53.52600,12.29780

Latest update: March 13, 2025 02:27