Glindower Alpen

On well developed and predominantly natural ways it goes through the nature reserve Glindower alps.

Definitely worth seeing. Although this landscape did not originate naturally, it is now under nature protection. Very impressive the deep canyons, which are to be mastered over stairs and bridges with ascents and descents. An unspoiled habitat with a peculiar atmosphere

The brickworks museum is closed in winter ⛞ however the surrounding nature is always worth a visit and you can discover how beautiful the area looks, where the clay was once mined."Glindow has been a part of Werder (Havel) since the 2001 municipal reform in Brandenburg. The place has been a center of the brick and tile industry since the Middle Ages. The yellow clinker typical of the Mark Brandenburg was produced from Glindow clay."Source: Wikipedia

This bizarre landscape has been created through the removal of clay for the many brickyards that used to exist in the area around Glindow and Werder.Lorenbahnen used to drive through the whole "mountains" to transport the sound down rails on rails. In many ways you can trace it today.

Surefootedness is required on the idiosyncratic stairs