Best moderate trails in Unterspreewald

Varied section of the 66 Lakes Trail near the Heideseen lakes, Brandenburg. The 13th stage of the 66 Lakes Trail takes you through mixed forests with diverse wildlife - with a bit of luck, you may spot deer. Highlights: - Märkisch Buchholz Jewish cemetery - Historic baptismal font in the Märkisch Buchholz parish church - Raid defence against floods in Märkisch Buchholz - Tropical Island in Halbe - Briesen Castle (off the route)

Varied canoe tour in the Spreewald biosphere reserve, Brandenburg. A marvellous paddling tour on the Spree, which offers not only the unspoilt landscapes of the Spreewald but also several nice campsites right on the water. The tour includes not only leisurely paddling on the river, but also a crossing of Lake Neuendorf (close to the shore and with a life jacket, of course) and a lock. If you want to paddle at a more leisurely pace, you can plan an overnight stay at the campsite. ...

Circular trail in the Spreewald biosphere reserve in the state of Brandenburg. From Köthen with its lake of the same name, the route follows the Dahme bypass canal to Leibsch and continues along the edge of the forest to Groß Wasserburg. The last section leads from there along forest paths to the Schwanensee lake and then back to Köthen. Along the way, you pass the 144 metre high Wehlaberg in the middle of the forest, which has a viewing tower. Highlights: - Wehlaberg viewing tower

Varied cycle tour in the Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park, Brandenburg. The route starts at the campsite in Groß Wasserburg. It follows various local cycle paths and roads and leads anti-clockwise to Lake Neuendorf, on to Beeskow, Fürstenwalde, Niederlehme and then Dolgenbrodt and Märkisch Buchholz back. Well-maintained roads alternate with quieter paths. The diversity of the East Brandenburg landscape can be enjoyed along the way: Forests, meadows and wide fields, as well as the many small lakes...

Beautiful hike in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. The tour leads from Unterspreewald along the Spree-Dahme bypass canal to Märkisch-Buchholz and on to Halbe railway station. Start is in Neu Lübbenau (bus stop "Hauptstraße") and it goes along the Spree meadows and the Spree. The Umflutkanal begins at the Leibsch weir. The route now continues along the canal to Köthener See, then around a swamp and back along the canal and partly through the forest to Märkisch-Buchholz. There are refreshment...