Best trails in Schwielochsee

Exciting circular route in the Spreewald. A great hike in the footsteps of the otters that feel at home here in the Großer Mochowsee lake. A lot can be learned about these friendly animals on information boards and at adventure stations. The route is the longest of a total of six hikes that together form the "Ludwig Leichhardt Nature Trail". It is possible to stop for a bite to eat in nearby Mochow. It is easy to get there by public transport. The buses on routes 508 and 509 can be taken....

Family-friendly nature trail in the Spreewald, Brandenburg. A wonderful hike that is all about the beaver. There are information boards with lots of interesting facts about the rodents, as well as an artificial beaver lodge. The start is at the parking lot on the B320. The route is marked with the beaver symbol. Highlights: - Small Mochowsee lake - Information boards - Artificial beaver lodge

Picturesque loop near Lamsfeld, Brandenburg. This idyllic loop around the two Mochowseen lakes is very family-friendly thanks to the minimal inclines and can be interrupted with a dip in the lake. There are information boards along the banks of the Kleiner Mochowsee lake with interesting facts about the local animals and plants. Of course, the path around the small lake can be skipped for a shorter hike. The start is at the bus stop "Lamsfeld, Kreuzung". Highlights of the hike: - Views...

Nice, but also demanding bike tour in Brandenburg. The starting point is at Goyatz on Schwielochsee. From there the route first leads south to Schmogrow, then west to Lübbenau, further north through Lübben up to Neuendorfer See and finally through many smaller towns back to the starting point. Due to the length of the route, you should find somewhere to stay overnight or bring at least one tent with you. On the way there are always places to stop for refreshments, many lakes and, in...

This extensive hike leads all the way around the Schwielochsee, the largest natural lake in the state of Brandenburg. The start of the loop is at the parking lot at the Goyatz lido. The trail runs mostly close to the shore along flat forest and meadow paths and through small villages such as Jessern and Goyatz. A particular highlight is the view over the wide expanse of water of the lake, which is fed by the Spree and is considered a paradise for sailors and water sports enthusiasts.

Beautiful loop in the Spreewald. A great hike in the wild nature. With a bit of luck, the eponymous cranes can be observed. Among other things, the route leads to the last intact interbasin moor in Germany, which is home to rare plants such as cranberries, sundew and marsh calla. Sturdy footwear is a must. The tour can easily be combined with the wilderness trail and the otter trail. Highlights: - Möllnsee moor - Biodiversity

Loop in the Oder-Spree lake area, Brandenburg. Starting from Lamsfeld on the Great Mochowsee, the route leads along other lakes and moorland areas through the Leichhardtland. There are refreshment stops in Mochow and Lamsfeld, along with a refuge and several camping options near the larger lakes. The tour leads through green forests and in good weather you can enjoy the cool water at one point or another. Highlights: - the path leads past five lakes

Interesting and family-friendly loop in the Spreewald. A beautiful hike that explores the world of amphibians here in the Spreewald and is particularly aimed at families with children and senior citizens. A lot can be learnd about reptiles and insects and their habitats from information boards and various exhibits. The hike is part of six trails that connect in loops to the Ludwig Leichhardt Trail - together they form the "Ludwig Leichhardt Nature Trail". The start is at the Goyatz tourist...

Interesting loop in the Spreewald biosphere reserve. The hike starts at the Ludwig-Leichhardt-Hut, a refuge to take a break at. It is a good idea to combine it with the Natterpfad trail in the north, the Biber-Pfad trail in the east or the Otterpfad trail in the south, so starting at a car park is possible. Along the way, there are information boards about forest management and hunting, and the trail passes through some very damp ground alongside water - beavers have dammed up bodies of...