Bucher forest

The Bucher Forest is a forest area in Berlin and Brandenburg . It was named after the Berlin district of Buch , in whose area it is partially located.

The total area of ​​1100 hectares is divided into a 600 hectare Berlin part in the Pankow district and a smaller part in the Barnim district . Of the total area, 250 hectares are covered with high forest, while the rest mainly consists of trees on the former Berlin sewage fields . In the western part there are several larger bodies of water, which are known as carp ponds . The Bogensee is the largest of them.

The core area of ​​the Buch forest with the Bogensee forms the nature reserve “ Bogenseekette and Lietzengrabenniederung ” (NSG 32). The surrounding areas are in Berlin for the conservation area "book" (LSG 47) and in Brandenburg to the conservation area "Westbarnim".

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  Gold-yellow view in winter 2007: View towards the northeast, a fallen tree in the foreground. Location in the wood, 10 m from the path.

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  The Seegraben, tributary to the Bogensee. View towards the source. Location almost at the mouth. Fallen trees over path and ditch.

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  Upper pond with a view to the northeast, towards Lake Bogensee.

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  Lower pond (second half). View towards the lock.

Web links

• Description on www.berlin-buch-gesundheitsregion.de

Coordinates: 52 ° 38 ′ 53 "  N , 13 ° 28 ′ 53"  E