Best views trails in Bad Belzig

Diverse circular hike in Brandenburg. This wonderful, varied circular hike leads past Eisenhardt Castle and through the Belziger Mountains. Beautiful forests and open spaces await you. In Bad Belzig you can explore the historic city center. Highlights: - Castle courtyard with butter tower

Refreshments

A small section of the castle hiking trail from Bad Belzig awaits you here. The route starts at the parking lot in Bad Belzig and first leads a bit around Bad Belzig, past a smaller lake and the Springbach mill (with an inn). On the way back there are various hiking trails such as the TK9 and TK13 and through the spa gardens at the rehabilitation clinic. There is a natural Kneipp basin in the river channel. Behind the health clinic you hike through a nature trail with many information boards...

Popular loop trail in the Hoher Flaeming Nature Park, Brandenburg. Around Bad Belzig there are a total of nine of the so-called terrain cure trails, hiking and health-oriented loops of the local rehabilitation clinic. The TK 02 begins near Eisenhardt Castle and leads over the Hahnengrund to the Gruener Grund. A short climb awaits you at the transition from the field to the forest. Highlights of the hike: - Bad Belzig - Information board for the Belzig subcamp - Eisenhardt Castle - Objects...

The art routes combine nature and man-made art, so there are always surprises on the way. It goes over the Hagelberg, the highest elevation in Fläming and through beautiful pine forests.

Accessible by train / bus

Varied route section in Hohen Fläming, Brandenburg The first stage of the Burgenwanderweg begins at the Bad Belzig train station. Before you set out on the official hiking trail out of town, you should of course definitely visit Eisenhardt Castle in town (you can easily get to Schloßstraße and the castle complex via Bahnhofsstraße). There is a castle hotel, a museum and a farm shop here. However, if you plan to walk the entire loop, you can save your visit to the castle until the end. To...

7th stage of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs on the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route is usually on paved roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle path is partially signposted with the D11 logo (half wheel and "11" on a red background), but sometimes only local cycle paths are signposted.