Best backpacking trails in Brandeburg

Wonderful loop in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. The start and finish of this tour is the charming and, with 130 inhabitants, very tranquil town of Leipe. Here, it is worth visiting the local history centre, where exhibits such as traditional clothing and other cultural artefacts provide information about historical and contemporary life in the Spreewald. The route then runs along the typical canals and foothills of the Spree and there are always pleasant places to stop for refreshments along...

Round trip around the Great Seddiner See, Brandenburg. The starting point is the parking lot at the campsite - from here it goes clockwise around the Great Seddiner See. On the bank areas you definitely need an all-terrain bike, as it goes over uneven roots. Even those who are on foot should be careful here.

Idyllic bike tour around the Scharmutzelsee, Brandenburg. This relaxing oasis is just outside of Berlin. Located a little to the south-east, there is wonderful relaxation from the hustle and bustle of the city in the Scharmutzel holiday region near Bad Saarow. Bad Saarow can easily be reached by train. This route runs along the entire shore and circles the lake for almost 30 kilometers. Along the way there are a number of options for taking a break, renting a pedal boat, throwing a fishing...

Historical section near Potsdam, Brandenburg. The first stage of the 66-lake loop begins in Potsdam at Luisenplatz. Along Sanssouci Palace and through parks, the path leads alternately on paved roads and forest and meadow paths to Jungfernsee and Holy See. Here you can discover the New Garden and Cecilienhof Palace. We continue to Schlänitzsee and the stage destination, Marquardt Castle. Highlights: - Marble Palace - Pfingstberg with observation towers - Wooden house settlement "Alexandrowka"

Stage 4 of the long-distance cycle path "Havel-Radweg," Brandenburg. This is the fourth stage of the almost 400 km long Havel Cycle Path, which follows the river that gives it its name from the source near Ankershagen to the mouth near Gnevsdorf and is one of the most beautiful river cycle paths in Germany. The fourth stage of the Havelradweg begins in Potsdam and ends in Brandenburg an der Havel. In the NSG Ketziner Havelinsel area, you go through an extraordinary landscape. There are...

Natural circular hike in the Schlaubetal, Brandenburg. This beautiful hike takes you through the wild and romantic Schlaubetal valley. It starts at the Kupferhammer, where you can also stop for refreshments. The route follows the banks of the Schlaube via Siehdichum to Bremsdorfer Mühle and back again. There are refreshment stops along the way. Highlights: - Heaven and hell viewpoint near the route

Natural loop in Brandenburg. This route leads around the beautiful Sacrower and to the Lehnitzsee and Jungfernsee. In summer, the Sacrower See, in particular, is a popular place for bathing, but hiking in the area is worthwhile all year round. The route can be walked in both directions, and there are places to stop for refreshments. Highlights: - Sacrow Castle - Römerschanze - Rehberg

A varied loop in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. The starting point is easily accessible by bus and train. From the old town of Lübbenau it goes via the small town of Boblitz to Leipe. You drive along the countless small canals that are so typical of the Spreewald and you can stop again and again to explore the area. There are numerous opportunities to stop off along the way. Highlights: - Great Spreewaldhafen - Harbor at Holzgraben near the route - Saint Nicholas Church near the route - Lehde...

This route follows stage 1 of the Berlin Wall Trail, connecting Hermsdorf with Schönefeld on a historically and urbanly fascinating section across the capital. The cycling tour starts at Tegeler Fließ and leads via Lübars into the heart of Berlin. Passing the Reichstag, the government district, and Checkpoint Charlie, it reaches Engelbecken and the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining stretch of the Wall. Following the Landwehr Canal and passing the water buffalo meadows, the route...

Beautiful section of the route in Brandenburg. The fourth stage of the 66-Seen-Rundweg begins in the former fishing village of Henningsdorf and leads through the Briesetal. First, it goes along the banks of the Havel - a floodplain that is very rich in birds. The breeze, which gives the valley its name, makes the tour very varied as swamps, forest rivers, and small lakes. Highlights: - watermills - Wassermühlen - Stolper Heide - Historic town center Wensickendorf