Best cave trails in Brandeburg

This route through the Rauen mountains leads via an adventurous approach over hilly paths through forests, almost up to the motorway, to the Stone Table, on to the Markgrafensteine, if you wish up to the viewing tower (not directly on the route, but easy to find just before the Markgrafensteine), past the former "Simon" gallery entrance, past the Markgrafensteine a second time. If you don't like the access, you can also start from Rauen. 2 motorway tunnels lead directly to the route.

Circular hiking trail in the Rauen mountains, Brandenburg The trail leads to the largest boulders discovered in Brandenburg - the large and small Markgrafenstein. They were transported here during the glacial advances of past ice ages and have also fascinated writers such as Goethe and Fontane. Highlights: - Markgrafensteine - Rauener Berge observation tower

Popular running event near Rauen, Brandenburg. This is the 10 km route (hiking and walking) of the annual Fontane Run near Rauen. Further details and up-to-date information can be found on the organiser's website (see link under "Tips"). Highlights of the route: - Markgrafen Stones - Rauer mountains - idyllic forest

Varied hike in Brandenburg From Fürstenwalde, the route leads through rustling mixed forests to the well-known spa town of Bad Saarow on the beautiful Scharmützelsee. There is plenty to discover here and numerous places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Bad Saarow harbour - Fontane Literature Park

Varied hike from Fürstenwalde, Brandenburg. This hike to the spa town of Bad Saarow is modelled on Theodor Fontane's coach journey, who began an Easter trip to Groß Rietz in April 1881 and also travelled through the Rauener Berge. The starting point is Fürstenwalde railway station - so the hike is easily accessible by bus and train. There is plenty to discover in both Fürstenwalde and Bad Saarow and numerous places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - St Mary's Cathedral Fürstenwalde -...

Beautiful hike near Bad Saarow, Brandenburg. The start is at Fürstenwalde railway station, making it easy to travel by train. The route leads through the town park and along the banks of the Spree to the cycle bridge. The old post road leads to the Luch and then on to the village of Rauen with its beautiful village church. Then it goes under the motorway and into the Rauener Berge with 2 viewing towers (admission €1). From there, the route continues along the Wierichsmoor to Bad Saarow. It...