Best long trails in Cottbus

Varied stretch of road in Cottbus, Brandenburg. This route follows the Leichhardt Trail - a cycle route dedicated to the Australian explorer Ludwig Leichhardt - and leads from Cottbus to Briesen. Highlights of the tour: - Brunschwigpark - Former Cottbus-Nord airport - Shady forest paths

Panoramic hike near Cottbus, Brandenburg. The circular hike can be started at the Sandower Dreieck station in Cottbus. Passing Branitzer Park, the route leads via Haasow and Schlichow along the River Spree back to the starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Branitz Park - South rim tube & north rim tube - Along the Spree

Varied circular route in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. The name of the hike says it all - a perfect tour to get to know Cottbus and its surroundings. There are countless beautiful and interesting highlights to discover along the way and in the vicinity of the tour, many of which are also suitable for families. There are cafés and restaurants in Cottbus where you can stop for a bite to eat. The tour starts at the Cottbus town hall and is connected to public transport. The hike leads along...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. A variety of flora and fauna awaits hikers in the northern part of this 22 km circular trail. Several ponds are lined up here and the Spree breaks through the landscape with its protected floodplains. Between Briesen and Sielow you walk through the forest, otherwise the circular route is characterised by open landscapes. Highlights of the hike: - Spree floodplain biotope network - several ponds - Briesen - Marienberge

Historic themed cycle route around Cottbus. This long-distance cycle route follows in the footsteps of Prince Hermann Ludwig Heinrich von Pückler-Muskau (1785-1871) across Lusatia, who was himself a passionate traveller and landscape artist inspired by the beauty of the region. Along the 8 daily stages of the Prince Pückler Trail, cyclists can expect to see 30 IBA (International Building Exhibition) projects on the themes of urban, border, energy and water landscapes, as well as uncharted...

The route goes around Cottbus in the south and is never more than 50 kilometres from the city. And yet it is 250 kilometres long. Through the Spreewald near Burg, through quiet areas and recultivated open-cast mines. Slow sections alternate with fast country roads. Finally, a quick stop in Poland for a very good, cosy and inexpensive meal in a new yet old thatched-roof inn.