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Best hard trails in Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park

Best hard trails in Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park

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The Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park was established in 1998 and is located in the south-east of Berlin. The centrepiece of the 594 km² park are the Dahme-Heideseen lakes, also known as Dahmeland. The landscape with its more than 100 lakes, large and small streams, springs, moors and hills was shaped by the Ice Age and man has also left his mark here over the centuries. You can discover the varied nature on foot, by bike or on the water, or simply relax far away from the noise of the big city. 25 nature reserves and 30 fauna-flora-habitat areas are located in the nature park, which is home to a large number of protected animal species - such as several breeding pairs of eagles.

Top sights

Kleiner Glubigsee
Kleiner Glubigsee
Lake
Großer Moddersee
Großer Moddersee
Lake
Badestelle
Badestelle
Beach
Hölzerner See
Hölzerner See
Lake
Naturcampingplatz am Springsee
Naturcampingplatz am Springsee
Campsite
Klein Köriser See
Klein Köriser See
Lake

Top trails

  1. #1 - Lesefährte Waldweisen

    3.6 (5)·Hard·19.5 km·Est. 5.5–6 hr
    The Waldweisen reading trail is a trail, a forest reading path, an art and culture project in the forests of the Hammer forest ranger station. Poetic texts about the forest can be found at reading stations. In addition to German and European literature, there are texts from distant lands and distant times. The project was initiated and realised by media artist Wolfgang Georgsdorf, an Austrian who has lived in the nature park for many years. The idea is to emphasise the importance of the...

  2. #2 - 66-Seen-Rundweg Stage 12: Wendisch Rietz - Neuendorf am See

    3.6 (6)·Hard·20.8 km·Est. 5.5–6 hr
    Refreshing section of the 66 Lakes Trail near Wendisch-Rietz, Brandenburg. The 12th stage is a quiet section of the 66-Lakes Circular Trail and leads along the Scharmützelsee and Großer Glubigsee lakes, the Springsee, Grubensee and Godnasee lakes to the Spree. Most of the time, the route runs along unsurfaced forest and field paths, but where it passes through villages, it sometimes runs along pavements. In Neuendorf and Leibsch, with a bit of luck, storks can be observed in their nests in...

  3. #3 - Wendisch-Rietz - Limsdorf - Kossenblatt

    4.0 (2)·Hard·37.8 km·Est. 9.5–10.5 hr
    Wooded circular hike in the Dahme-Heideseen Nature Park, Brandenburg. This circular tour starts and ends at Wendisch-Rietz railway station, so you can easily travel to and from the station by train. It leads around the Großer Glubigsee, to Springsee, Werder and Kossenblatt. You walk through lush forests and across fields back to Limsdorf and the starting point. There are refreshment stops along the way.
  4. Königs Wusterhausen 12 Seen Rund Radtour

    #4 - Königs Wusterhausen 12 Seen Rund Radtour

    Hard·66.6 km·Est. 15.5–17 hr
    A beautiful circular cycle route of approx. 67 kilometres, mostly away from the main roads on smaller roads, cycle paths, field paths and forest tracks. The tour passes 12 lakes, with the opportunity to jump into the water here and there to cool off. So make sure you pack your swimming trunks and towel. The tour starts in Königs Wusterhausen at the railway station, so it is possible to arrive by train or car (plenty of parking spaces are available). Attention for two-axle bike...
  5. RTF Britzer Möwenroller - 111er Strecke

    #5 - RTF Britzer Möwenroller - 111er Strecke

    Hard·113 km·Est. 24 hr+
    Official route of the Britzer Möwenroller RTF. Start and finish is the Christoph-Ruden-Schule, An den Achterhöfen 13, 12349 Berlin-Buckow. Further parking facilities in Gerlinger Straße. Route lengths 111 / 76 / 57 kilometres, fully signposted.

  6. #6 - Große 7-Seen-Tour

    Hard·27 km·Est. 7–7.5 hr
    Varied circular route in the Spreewald. A long and marvellous tour through the idyllic lake landscape between Märkisch Buchholz, Köthen and Teurow. The circular route leads along 7 lakes and it is best to plan at least a whole day for the hike. The start is in Märkisch Buchholz, in the centre of which there are parking spaces and the bus stop "Märkisch Buchholz, Markt". There is also a restaurant here to stop for refreshments after the tour. Highlights: - Bathing area in Köthen - idyllic...
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Storkow Castle has a visitor centre (BIZ) with tourist information, where you can get tips for family excursions or view the exhibition "Man and Nature - a journey through time". Opening hours are from November to March daily from 11 am to 4 pm, from April to October daily from 10 am to 5 pm. (Adults €4.50, children up to 6 years free, schoolchildren up to 17 years €2.00). There is also an information point in the Prieros district of Heidesee.

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