Best walking trails in Düppeler Forst

Varied circular walk on the Peacock Island, Potsdam. A visit to Peacock Island is always worthwhile - the island is inhabited by peacocks and non-native trees and plants and offers a castle, a dairy and other beautiful park buildings to discover. It is also home to one of the oldest rose gardens in the region. The entire island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights: - Historic rose garden - castle - dairy

Charming and family-friendly hiking trail in Potsdam, Brandenburg. The tour starts at the Moorlakeweg car park and ends in Königsstraße near Glienicke Palace. Glienicke Park can also be reached by bus and train. Refreshment stops are available. Highlights: - Glienicke public park - View of the Havel - Krughorn viewpoint - Water tower - Jungfernsee lake - Glienicke Palace Gardens - Glienicke Castle

Beautiful walking route in Kleinmachnow, Brandenburg. The starting point can also be easily reached by public transport. From Wannsee, the route leads through Düppeler Forst along the Havel to Forsthaus Moorlake. You also have the option of taking the ferry to Pfaueninsel along the way. Highlights of the tour: - Düppeler Forst - Along the riverside promenade on the Havel - Moorlake

This route starts at the ferry pier, from where you can cross over to the beautiful excursion destination. The island takes its name from the free-roaming peacocks that can be found on the island. You can also explore the small castle, the Lama Fountain and several other historical sights.

Varied circular hiking trail in Potsdam, Brandenburg. The palace may not be open at the moment, but a walk around the palace park is always worthwhile. Cross the park bridge at Babelsberg Park to reach the Jagdschlosspark. If you wish, you can also extend the walk to Glienicker Schlosspark or explore Babelsberg Park. Highlights: - Babelsberg Park - Glienicke Palace - Hunting Lodge Park

Circular trail near Potsdam in the state of Brandenburg. Starting from the car park near the Stölzchensee lake, this loop leads from the far north-west of the Düppeler Forest, first along the Griebnitz Canal, past the Söhnel shipyard, then along the banks of the Teltow Canal to Dreilinden and finally following the green wooded Königsweg trail through the Düppeler Forest back to the starting point. There are refreshment stops in the surrounding area.