Best views trails in Barnim Nature Park

Popular circular hiking trail in the north of Berlin Around the Lübarser Fliess there are easily walkable paths, beautiful fields and the Fliess, some of which is under nature protection, where you can watch birds. There are also a few riding stables here. In Alt-Lübars, in addition to a beautiful church, there is also a restaurant (refreshments available). This area is often well frequented, especially at weekends, due to its good accessibility (reachable by bus and train, the starting...

Scenic and varied circular route in Hermsdorf, Berlin. This incredible hike starts at Hermsdorf S-Bahn station and leads through the beautiful Tegeler Fließ nature reserve, Berlin's largest contiguous Natura 2000 area. It passes through rustic marshland and forest. Highlights: - Accessible by bus and train - Lake Hermsdorf - Tegeler Fließ - Köppchensee - Sprintwiesenteich pond

Popular, beautiful hiking trail in Berlin. A beautiful hike through the Barmin Nature Park along the Tegeler river valley, across the Eichwerder Moorwiesen. Parts of the trail belong to the Berlin Wall Trail. The starting point is at the Blankenfelde Kirche bus stop. Highlights of the hike: - Niedermoorwiesen nature reserve on the Tegeler Fliess - Boardwalk through the moor - Tegeler Fliess / Kindel Fliess - Berlin Wall Trail

Popular, beautiful circular route in the Barnim Nature Park, Brandenburg. The route starts at Lanke Castle and leads into the Biesenthal Basin nature reserve. The route first leads along the shore before crossing the numerous ditches of the wetland. Especially in spring, numerous trumpeting calls and cranes can be found. The route can also be started in Hellmühle. Highlights of the hike: - Lake view - Biesenthal Basin nature reserve

Wooded hike in Barnim, Brandenburg The route starts at Borsdorf railway station and leads to Birkenwerder through the beautiful Briesetal valley, part of the Barnim Nature Park. This is a large protected area that spans the states of Berlin and Brandenburg. The hike starts and ends at railway stations, so it is easily accessible by public transport. Highlights: - Elsenquelle spring - Helenen Spring

Popular circular hike in the Wandlitz Lake District, Brandenburg There are several pretty lakes along this popular route through the Barnim Nature Park. The largest of them, the Liepnitzsee, is completely circumnavigated. If you want, you can take the ferry to the island "Großes Werder" to stop there or take a break at one of the bathing spots. There are also several beautiful bathing spots along the shore path. There are other places to stop for refreshments, for example in Ützdorf. The...

Idyllic circular route in the Schönower Heide, Brandenburg. The hike starts at the Schönower Heide car park and leads along the game reserve, behind which fallow deer, red deer and mouflon live. In spring, the sound of the woodlark is beautiful and in late summer the purple blossom splendour of the heath marvesl. The nearby Gorinsee lake offers refreshment stops and bathing opportunities. Highlights: - Observation tower - Information boards - Wild animals

The Lübarser Weg is a great example of a green main route, as almost the entire route runs through green spaces and parks. The route begins in the historic centre of Lübars on the Barnim Plateau in Berlin and ends south of the popular Mauerpark. You only have to cross the road 10 times along the entire route.

Nature trail in Berlin This picturesque route starts at the Zerpenschleuser Ring bus station (accessible by bus and train). From there it heads north through Lübars Park and on to Brandenburg through the Eichwerder Moor meadows. The route is particularly beautiful in the area of the fen meadows at Tegler Fließ. Highlights of the hike: - Lübars leisure park - View from the Lübarser Höhe - Märkisches Viertel neighbourhood - Tegler Fließ - Moorland

Nature hike in Barnim, Brandenburg. On this tour, you forget that you are in Brandenburg and feel transported to the low mountain range. Along the near-natural lowland stream, not only dippers and grey wagtails feel at home. The route invites you to linger and explore. In the water, you can observe westerlies, brook lampreys and stone loaches as you hike along large sessile oaks and old beech trees. These provide marvellous shade, especially on warm summer days.