Best trail running trails in Hamburg

Popular walking or jogging route on the Alster, Hamburg. The circular along the banks of the Alster is ideal for jogging or simply for a stroll in the Alster Park. If you don't want to look at the app in between, you can use the half-kilometer stones as a guide. Highlights of the route: - Views of the Outer Alster - Alster Park - nice places to stop

Popular circular walk along the Alster, Hamburg Probably one of the most popular circular walks in Hamburg. The route suggested here takes about 3 hours. Starting at Jungfernstieg, it goes once around the Inner and Outer Alster. This famous city walk in the countryside leads past many of the Hanseatic city's sights, including Jungfernstieg and the picturesque Bellevue waterfront promenade. It also goes to the town hall, the Hamburg Kunsthalle and Mönckebergstraße in the city centre. The...

Popular city walk in Hamburg. Hamburg shows its green side on this circular route. The route crosses several parks belonging to the historic "Planten un Blomen" complex, including the Old Botanical Gardens and the ramparts. A visit to the Museum of Hamburg History, which is just a stone's throw from the starting point of the route (St. Pauli stop), provides a nice contrast to the blooming flowers and tropical plants. Highlights of the walk: - Park "Planten un Blomen" ("Plants and...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Fischbeker Heide nature reserve, Hamburg. This is a beautiful circular walk through the third largest nature reserve in Hamburg. From mid-August to early September, the Fischbeker Heide is bathed in a sea of purple thanks to the blossoming of the broom heather. The heights of the Fischbeker valley offer beautiful views of the Elbe valley. Highlights of the hike: - Fischbeker Heide nature reserve - View of the Elbe valley - Toad pond

Family-friendly loop in the north of Hamburg. This route takes you on hilly but pleasant paths through the Wohldorfer Wald and Duvenstedter Brook nature reserves in the northeast of Hamburg. In addition to quiet forests, moors, and picturesque waters, this loop offers cultural and historical attractions such as the Brookhus or the "Historical Ice Cellar" monument. If you arrive by bus or train, you should get off at the Ohlstedt underground station (a short walk to the route). Highlights of...

Charming walk through the Winterhude city park in Hamburg. The 150-hectare Winterhude Stadtpark has the third largest green area in the Hanseatic city and is used for recreation, leisure activities and has art objects worth seeing. There are several places to stop along the way. Tour highlights: - Stadtparksee with natural - Liebesinsel - rose garden - Duck Pond - Pioneers Homefield - Jahnkampfbahn

Popular circular hiking trail in the Duvenstedter Brook nature reserve, Hamburg This circular route in Hamburg's northernmost district of Wohldorf-Ohlstedt leads through the species-rich Duvenstedter Brook nature reserve. There is plenty of variety awaiting hikers here: moors and picturesque streams, heathland and the marshland forests of Wohldorfer Wald make for a very natural hike on the outskirts of Hamburg. Dogs are prohibited in the entire nature reserve. Accessible by bus and train...

Route of the Hamburg Mammut Marsch ("Mammoth March") in 2023. The route of the "Mammut Marsch"passes many of Hamburg's sights. Hafen-City, various parks, the Outer Alster lake and views of the harbour await. When running outside of the event day, it is essential to observe the road traffic regulations. Highlights: - Community running experience - Hamburg sights - Views of the Elbe and the harbour

Exciting, challenging tour in Hamburg. This is the route of the Hamburg Marathon 2017, please note the road traffic regulations. It is possible that some parts of this route have been closed especially for the marathon and are now integrated back into normal road traffic. Highlights of the tour: - Along the Elbe - Outer Alster & Alster - Hamburg City Park - Eppendorf Moor - Eppendorf Park - Oak Park - Alster foreland - Old Botanical Garden

This diverse route leads through Hamburg's largest public park in the west of the city. The path explores the extensive grounds of the Altona Volkspark, following a mixture of broad park paths, shaded forest trails, and well-maintained gardens. A central highlight is the contrast between near-natural woodland and artfully designed areas such as the dahlia garden or the school garden. In the old oak and beech stands, squirrels, tawny owls, and various songbird species can be brilliantly...