The Gülper lake
A shallow bird lake in Westhavelland — thousands of cranes and wild geese rest here in autumn.
AI-generated illustrative imageGülper See is a shallow lake in the Havelland region of Brandenburg, west of Berlin near the Havel river. It lies within the Westhavelland Nature Reserve and is one of the most important stopover sites for migratory birds in Central Europe. In spring and autumn, large flocks of cranes, geese and ducks gather here in the wide, river-influenced lowland. For outdoor enthusiasts, it is above all a place of tranquility and bird watching in open countryside.
What you ought to see — my picks.
Observation tower Gülper See - wild geese
Gülper Lake is a popular place for migrating geese. It also houses a wooden lookout tower that offers visitors an excellent view of the lake and its inhabitants.
Slab path on the dike
The flagstone path on the dike is a great way to enjoy nature. This path goes along the Gülper Lake, which is home to many species of birds and other wildlife. You can see the lake from this picturesque path, so it's perfect for those who love to enjoy the natural beauty.
Gülper lake
The lake is a popular place for bird watching in the region. It is located on the edge of a forest area with many different types of trees. There are also many other animals that live here - like foxes, deer and even bears. You can explore everything on foot or by bike along the trails.
Trestle windmill
The trestle windmill offers peace and quiet in nature with plenty of space to relax. It is also a great place to enjoy some time out from the sun or rain.
Observation Station
Gülper Lake is the largest lake in Turkey and one of the most important natural habitats. It is home to many species of animals, plants and birds. On its shores there is also an observation station that offers a great view of the lake. Here you can watch birds, fish or shelter from rain showers.
at the Gülper lake
Lake Gülper is a great place for birdwatchers. There are many observation towers and the water attracts many water birds, especially in early spring, but also in autumn. You can see everything from ducks to herons to flamingos! It's a great opportunity to get up close and personal with these beautiful creatures.
