Best bike touring trails in Königs Wusterhausen

Beautiful cycle route in Brandenburg. The route runs almost entirely on paved roads. If you want to explore the green areas in the neighbourhood further, a mountain bike can be a good choice, but it is not necessary. From Königs Wusterhausen railway station, the route leads to the local zoo and then along the avenue in a south-easterly direction to Gussow. Through the wooded area near the beautiful Dolgensee lake, you reach Prieros. Between Langer See and Wolziger See, through Blossin and...

Popular long-distance hike in the Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park, Brandenburg. This exciting long-distance hiking trail leads along the River Dahme from the former settlement area of the Slavic Sprewane tribe in the south of Berlin to the settlement area of the Slavic Lusitzi tribe in Lusatia in southern Brandenburg. You hike through a wonderful cultural landscape that has been settled alternately by Germanic and Slavic tribes over the last 2000 years, as evidenced by archaeological monuments,...

A beautiful circular cycle route of approx. 67 kilometres, mostly away from the main roads on smaller roads, cycle paths, field paths and forest tracks. The tour passes 12 lakes, with the opportunity to jump into the water here and there to cool off. So make sure you pack your swimming trunks and towel. The tour starts in Königs Wusterhausen at the railway station, so it is possible to arrive by train or car (plenty of parking spaces are available). Attention for two-axle bike...

Varied circular tour near KW in Brandenburg. From Königs-Wusterhausen (KW) railway station, the route leads over the Funkerberg and the A10 motorway down into the Dahme valley, under the A10 motorway, over the new cycle bridge and across the Dahme to Niederlehme. A detour to the banks of the Dahme with a view of KW harbour can be taken here. The route continues along the road to the Zernsdorf lock and from there into the countryside, the "Tiergarten" of KW with a view of Krimnicksee and on...

Great cycle tour in Dahmeland/Spreewald, Brandenburg. The route is named after the historical evidence of Prussian royal hunts. Königs Wusterhausen Castle and the forests of Fort Hammer are on the way. The trail starts at Königs Wusterhausen railway station and ends at Lübben station. This means traveling in comfort by train is possible. Please note: There are sections of the route where increased car traffic is to be expected. Due to construction work, a lot of car traffic is to be...