View of Bültensee – Bültenpfuhl Pond loop from Buckowseerinne
View of Bültensee – Bültenpfuhl Pond loop from Buckowseerinne
4.8
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02:00
7.57km
70m
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: August 17, 2026
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1.29 km
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2.60 km
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3.58 km
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4.86 km
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5.55 km
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6.58 km
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6.74 km
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6.88 km
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7.57 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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7.15 km
413 m
Surfaces
5.69 km
1.02 km
469 m
388 m
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Apart from the people directly in Blütenberg, I only saw two people – AWESOME!
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Bobr is of course everywhere too - at least his tracks are on the trees.
I didn't see Isegrim.
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The last peacock I had seen before.. might have been back in the D-Mark era.. but anyway. Great start to the little tour today.
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Just like the very, very distant TV tower - aaaah; now it dawns on me: TV tower because you can see it from afar. Forehead slap. That I'm only just getting this …
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It started with willow mining bees, a field cricket that had just crawled out of a hole, and a sand wasp. Then a mistle thrush, a coal tit, yellowhammer, chaffinch, siskins, and crested tits at a puddle, whinchats, corn buntings (which are really huge compared to yellowhammers), a raven, cranes, marsh tits, siskins, some kind …
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