Best forest trails in Bernau bei Berlin

Idyllic circular route in the Schönower Heide, Brandenburg. The hike starts at the Schönower Heide car park and leads along the game reserve, behind which fallow deer, red deer and mouflon live. In spring, the sound of the woodlark is beautiful and in late summer the purple blossom splendour of the heath marvesl. The nearby Gorinsee lake offers refreshment stops and bathing opportunities. Highlights: - Observation tower - Information boards - Wild animals

Circular trail in the Barnim Nature Park in the state of Brandenburg. The short but beautiful tour starts in Lobetal near the local bus station and leads north-west out of the village. Along the edge of the forest and on the country lanes, the expanse of nature is wonderful to behold. From time to time, you may spot a bird of prey hunting or a wild animal in the field. The route continues to Plötzensee and from there along forest paths back to Lobetal. There are refreshment stops here.

Popular, natural circular hiking trail in Bernau near Berlin, Brandenburg. This circular trail leads along the forest nature trail at Liepnitzsee and around the lake itself. The trail leads along unspoilt paths, some with small inclines, through idyllic nature. Along the way, you will learn interesting facts about the flora and fauna of the region as well as information about hunting and forestry in the town of Bernau. Highlights of the hike: - Forest nature trail - Views over Liepnitzsee

Popular circular route in Bernau near Berlin, Brandenburg. This walking or jogging route leads from Börnicker Chausee to Börnicke Castle, built in the first half of the 20th century, with its extensive castle park. The castle is privately owned. Highlights of the hike: - Börnicke Castle - Börnicke Castle Park

This route includes a ferry trip. The Liepnitzsee ferry "Frieda" crosses from the Ützdorf north and south shores to the island "Großer Werder" every hour from 10:00 a.m. to one hour before sunset.

Idyllic nature hike in the Barnim Nature Park. If you like a varied yet peaceful hike, you'll find it here. The route offers the diverse fauna of the heathland and a good stretch of Brandenburg forest. From Schönow, the route first leads to the edge of a separately fenced area where various wild animals were released a few years ago. With a bit of luck, you might spot a buffalo or red deer. There is also a viewing platform not far from the route, so you can help your spotting luck....

Cycle tour close to nature in Schorfheide-Chorin, Brandenburg. Via the Biesenthal Basin nature reserve and past Marienwerder, you cycle along the Werbellinsee lake to Joachimsthal and finally to the Wolletzsee lake in the Grumsiner Forst/Redernswalde nature reserve. The starting point is easily accessible by bus and train. Highlights: - Werbellinsee - Lake Wolletz

Green circular trail in the Barnim Nature Park, Brandenburg. The route leads from Lake Gorinsee through the Basdorf Forest to the north of the lake. With a bit of luck, you may spot one of the region's typical wild animals and, if the weather is fine, you can enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool water at the end of the tour. There are refreshment stops along the way.

Varied circular route in the Schönower Heide, Brandenburg. A highlight of the circular route is the section in Schönower Heide. Fallow deer, red deer and mouflon can be observed here, they maintain a special habitat in this area thanks to the "Schönower Heide Wildlife Grazing Project". Apart from sections near Röntgental and Schönow, the majority of the route runs away from built-up areas. The paths are paved forest tracks, paved roads and, in some cases, footpaths. There are refreshment...

Relaxed circular hiking trail in Bernau near Berlin You can discover some of Bernau's sights on this circular route. It starts in the old town centre near the town hall. You walk past the historic Powder Tower into the town park and up to the swan pond, then back again and along various monuments and past the mill gate back to the starting point. Highlights: - Powder tower - Wolf-Kahlen Museum - Wall and moat system