Lake Drei­weibern

The eight kilo­me­tre route around Lake Drei­weibern is ideal for cyclists in search of peace and tran­quil­lity. The looped asphalt trail is par­tic­u­larly suited to fam­i­lies, and offers plenty of oppor­tu­ni­ties to observe the flora and fauna in and around the lake. The ori­gins of the name ‘Drei­weibern’, which means ‘three wenches’ in Ger­man, is shrouded in mys­tery.

Dis­tance: 8 kilo­me­tres
Start/end (rec­om­mended): Lohsa
Park­ing: At Weis­skollm beach; at Lohsa beach near the pyra­mid
Ter­rain: The cir­cu­lar route fol­lows the asphalt loop around the lake and is pre­dom­i­nantly flat.

Attrac­tions along the route

• Glass pyra­mid with restau­rant
• Out­door go-kart track in Lohsa

Food & drink: Grill & Chill glass pyra­mid on Lohsa beach and Hipos Beach­bar on Weis­skollm beach

Use­ful infor­ma­tion for this route

• Swim­ming beaches: In Weis­skollm and Lohsa (pyra­mid)
• Scenic views: Rest areas around the lake offer unre­stricted views of the water
• Pub­lic toi­lets: At the beaches in Weis­skollm and Lohsa (pyra­mid)
• Play­grounds: There is a large wooden play ship at the pyra­mid in Lohsa; Weis­skollm beach has a beach vol­ley­ball court
• Most of the loop trail around the lake is not shaded
• The dis­tance in kilo­me­tres is marked con­sis­tently along the loop trail, which is cir­cu­lar lake route no. 2
• Near­est cir­cu­lar lake route: Lake Bärwalde (21 km); no direct link