Best forest trails in Ankershagen

Idyllic circular hike in the Müritz National Park, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This short tour takes you around the three lakes near Bornhof. Right at the start, you walk past a special feature: the Havel, which then flows southwards, has its source here. Part of the hike leads across open and sunny terrain and past fields, while another part leads through the lush forest around the lakes. Highlights: - Start of the Havel

Stage 1 of the long-distance cycle route "Havel Cycle Route", Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This is the first stage of the almost 400 km long Havel Cycle Route, which follows the eponymous river from its source near Ankershagen to its mouth near Gnevsdorf and is one of the most beautiful river cycle routes in Germany. The first stage is around 60 kilometres long, starting in Ankershagen and ending in Fürstenberg (Havel). Countless lakes and ponds characterise the landscape, especially in the...

A short loop south of Ankershagen, which leads along the banks of the Mühlensee lake directly to the source of the Havel. The route leads through the Feldmark back to the village of Troy discoverer Heinrich Schliemann.

Idyllic circular hike in the headwaters of the Havel in the Müritz National Park This circular trail leads from the Schliemann village of Ankershagen through the source area of the Havel with the Born, Trinnen and Mühlen lakes. There is an idyllic rest area at the source of the Havel. This circular hiking trail follows the hiking trail sign of a red stag on a white background.

Popular long-distance cycle route along the Havel, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania / Berlin / Brandenburg / Saxony-Anhalt. The Havel Cycle Route follows the eponymous river from its source near Ankershagen to where it flows into the Elbe near Gnevsdorf. The route is one of the most beautiful river cycle paths in Germany and is ideal for truly enjoyable cycling along the lazily flowing Havel. Beautiful towns and cultural and historical attractions round off the cycling experience. Most cyclists...