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Description
Teufelsseemoor Köpenick offers a peaceful and relaxed forest and moorland birding environment. A beautiful circular path leads around and through the moor, making it a particularly good option for hikes to the Müggelberge or around Müggelsee.
In spring, you can admire the blooming cotton grass from the footbridge. In addition to many bird species, there is also an abundance of dragonflies to observe here. There is also a educational nature trail along the edge of the moor.
The main attraction here for birders is the regular presence of Gobemouche nain, one of the only reliable breeding spots in and around Berlin. Given their shyness and tiny size, they are a challenging one to spot!
This area is a worthwhile detour from the much larger Müggelsee southern shore.
Détails
Accès
Teufelsseemoor Köpenick is located just south of lake Müggelsee. Public transport: Easily accessible by bus (line 169) from the Rübezahl bus stop (marked 1 on the map).
By bike: From Friedrichshagen S-Bahn station to the north it's an easy and picturesque 20min/5.5 km cycle around the western side of Müggelsee.
Car: you can park your car in the immediate vicinity of Müggelheimer Damm at the Rübezahl parking lot (P on the map), from where it's about a 10-minute walk. The paths are flat and should also be wheelchair accessible.