Best trails near Schmerberg

Quiet section of the 66 Lakes Circular Trail in the Nuthe-Nieplitz Nature Park, Brandenburg. The 17th and final section of the 66 Lakes Trail leads from Seddin back to Potsdam. You can either walk east of Caputh Castle through forests or along the Havel. Back in Potsdam, there are highlights such as Sanssouci Palace to discover and you can round off the last stage of the 66 Lakes Trail at one of the many places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Caputh Palace - Brandenburg Gate...

Green circular trail at Schwielowsee in the state of Brandenburg. The route starts at Ferch-Lienewitz regional railway station and leads along the green shores of Lake Schwielowsee to Flottstelle and then to the edge of Lake Caputh. The route continues through woodland to the Großer Lienewitzsee and back to the railway station. There are refreshment stops in the surrounding area.

Varied circular hiking trail at Schwielowsee, Brandenburg. The hike can also be started from Caputh and is easily accessible by bus and train. It goes around the picturesque Small and Large Lienewitz Lakes, the Caputher Lake and to Caputh. You can also find places to stop for refreshments here. Highlights: - Caputh Castle - Caputh church park - Caputh local history centre - Historic Elector's oak tree on the Kleiner Lienewitzsee lake

Varied cycle tour to Templiner See and Schwielowsee, Brandenburg. You cycle beautifully from Griebnitzsee, Potsdam via Beelitz to Michendorf and cycle along the shores of Templiner See and Schwielowsee. You then make a short detour to Beelitz-Heilstätten and end the tour in Michendorf. There are several campsites and bathing areas along the route, as well as places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Lake Templin - Lake Schwielow - Petzow Castle - Japanese bonsai garden

Mixed hiking trip in the state of Brandenburg. This route evokes mixed feelings among ALLTRAILS users: on the one hand, there are beautiful forest paths, the idyllic Kleiner Lienewitzsee lake, the view of Schwielowsee lake and the Wietkiekenberg observation tower (old German for "see far"). On the other hand, the latter can only be used for refreshment at the Ferch lido - the rest of the eastern shore is overgrown with protected reed biotopes. In addition, the idyll is spoilt by the busy...