autumn 2012 - 4-Seasons.de
autumn 2012 - 4-Seasons.de
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56 Travel Travel 57<br />
Lars and Niels’ plan: fitting all their favourite tours<br />
in Mecklenburg into a long weekend.<br />
An Indian Summer does not only exist on the other si<strong>de</strong> of the big pond but also on East German lakes.<br />
What a sound - the rustling of al<strong>de</strong>r and birch leaves and<br />
reeds in the wind. Our eyes wan<strong>de</strong>r across the sky. Glowing<br />
tree crowns sway above us as we are approach the<br />
dark blue Käbelick Lake. Finally <strong>autumn</strong> has arrived, an event I<br />
have been longing for the whole year. Behind us, a three kilometre<br />
hike from the train station in Kratzeburg. In front of us, a long<br />
weekend. We want to enjoy the best spots around Mecklenburg.<br />
We are going to make the most of the Indian summer at the Mecklenburg<br />
Lake District for three days. We will not get tired of looking<br />
at the colours of <strong>autumn</strong>, we want to hike through the <strong>de</strong>nse forest<br />
of the Müritz National Park, paddle with and against the wind<br />
across lonely lakes and cycle around the largest lake in North Ger-<br />
many, the Müritz. You could call it a Mecklenburg Triathlon. Our<br />
ambitions are not so sporty though and our tours rather short. We<br />
just want to be outsi<strong>de</strong> and experience the remote landscape of<br />
Northeast Germany.<br />
Silence is never more fulfilling than during <strong>autumn</strong>.<br />
The Mecklenburg Lake District is the largest coherent region of<br />
lakes and canals in Germany. At the same time it is so sparely<br />
populated like nowhere else in the country. No industry dares to<br />
move here, so nature is safe. If you make your way over here, you<br />
are looking for silence and going back to the roots – and there’s >