Best trails near Waseberg

Route of the Hamburg Mammut Marsch ("Mammoth March") in 2023. The route of the "Mammut Marsch"passes many of Hamburg's sights. Hafen-City, various parks, the Outer Alster lake and views of the harbour await. When running outside of the event day, it is essential to observe the road traffic regulations. Highlights: - Community running experience - Hamburg sights - Views of the Elbe and the harbour

This trail connects the town of Wedel with the urban district of Altona through a series of parks and residential areas along the high bank of the Elbe. The course passes through the English landscape garden of Jenischpark, known for its ancient oak trees and expansive meadows. Architectural landmarks include the Jenisch House and the dense development of the Blankenese stairs district. The path structure comprises paved walkways, cobblestone stairs, and compacted gravel tracks within the...

Popular circular walk along the Elbe, Hamburg. A nice circular route that starts at the Elbeufer bus stop and leads through the Hamburg district of Blankenese to the Tafelberg just before the Elbe-Camp. There are several parks along the route. The way back is particularly beautiful, running directly along the Elbe for long stretches. Highlights of the hike: - Elbe - Elbe riverbank - Baur's Park - Roman garden - Bismarckstein on the Waseberg - Falkenstein

Popular running event in Hamburg. This is the official route of the Blakeneser Heldenlauf half marathon. Individual sections may only be accessible thanks to barriers as part of the marathon event - so special care is required. Highlights of the tour: - Barus Park - Deer Park - Wester Park - Elbe

Popular circular route on the Elbe, Hamburg. This almost 5 km long loop near Blakenese is perfect for a relaxed walk or a sporty run after work. The route leads through the forest to the Art Nouveau Roman Garden and along the Elbe beach. You also climb the Waseberg, which at 87 metres above sea level is the third highest point in Hamburg. Highlights of the route: - Roman Garden - Elbe - Waseberg - Elbe beach Blakenese

Panoramic hike in Schleswig-Holstein. The starting point for this hike is Wedel railway station. The destination is Blankenese and as Blankenese station is close by, it is easy to get to and from the station by train. Sometimes the route runs close to the banks of the Elbe, sometimes it moves away from them and then it is possible to enjoy magnificent views of the river landscape. There are refreshment stops in both villages. Highlights: - Wedel old town centre - Falkenstein Doll Museum -...

Stage 12 of the long-distance hiking trail "Schlei-Eider-Elbe", Schleswig-Holstein/Hamburg. This is the twelfth and final stage of the varied "Schlei-Eider-Elbe" long-distance hiking trail, which is more than 250 kilometres long and leads through many places worth seeing and the picturesque landscapes of one of Schleswig-Holstein's most historic regions. The twelfth stage of the Schlei-Eider-Elbe hiking trail starts in Waldenau and ends in Hamburg-Blankenese. You can enjoy marvellous...

Beautiful cycle tour in Schleswig-Holstein. This tour starts at Pinneberg railway station - so you can easily get there by public transport. You cycle via Wedel to Övelgönne and on to Landungsbrücken station in Hamburg. From there, you can leave again by train or explore the beautiful city of Hamburg. Highlights: - Övelgönne museum harbour

Scenic cycle tour along the Elbe, Lower Saxony/Hamburg. Very beautiful sections on the Elbe slope, for example the Otto Schokoll-Höhenweg. On a weekday, the routes north of the Elbe are less busy. The route includes a trip on the Lühe-Schulau ferry and a shorter crossing on the ferry between Othmarschen and Finkenwerder. In Buxtehude, you can visit the old town centre. Highlights of the route: - Ferry trips - Views of the Elbe - Wedel - Path along the Este

Start with the S-Bahn (Stadthausbrücke station) and end at the S-Bahn (Wedel station). On the way 2 ferry trips (price included in the HVV day ticket, only the bikes have to be paid for additionally on the Cranz-Blankenese ferry). Unfortunately, the ferry to Waltershof only runs Mon-Fri and you should enquire at the Cranz-Blankenese ferry which departures are possible in terms of water levels.