Best forest trails in Wiesenburg

You can discover erratic boulders along the way, but also scattered around the area. The large stones are evidence of the ice age that brought them here. The Springer Rummel was also created as a result - it is a dry valley that was carved by meltwater running off the frozen ground. Soil erosion deepened these valleys, gradually creating steep slopes in an otherwise flat landscape. The hiking sign for the erratic boulder hike is grey stones on a white background. You can enjoy a picnic with...

Historical and cultural hike in Fläming There are plenty of places to sit and rest along the entire hiking tour, and the section of the castle hiking trail is very well signposted (as is the entire castle hiking trail).

Wooded stretch of road in the Hohe Fläming, Brandenburg The fourth stage of the castle hiking trail leads from Jeserig to Wiesenburg. With a bit of luck, you may come across black storks or great horned owls in the forests of Brandtsheide. From Wiesenburg railway station, the route follows the International Art Trail for a while and leads through the impressive Wiesenburg Castle Park. From the castle tower, you have a wonderful view of the park and the surrounding area. The trail continues...

Part of the castle hiking trail in the Hoher Fläming Nature Park, Brandenburg. From Wiesenburg/Mark, the route, which is partly the same as the art trail, leads in the direction of Mützdorf and then in an arc - no longer on the official hiking trail - back. There are information boards along the way that provide a glimpse into the past for those interested in history. There are refreshment stops along the way. Highlights: - Wiesenburg Castle Park