Best forest trails in Naturschutzgebiet Döberitzer Heide

Varied circular hiking trail in the Döberitzer Heide, Brandenburg. This route offers a beautiful heathland landscape as well as easy-to-walk paths that are varied and very quiet. With a bit of luck, various wild animals can be observed. From bison and primeval horses to goats and sheep, there is plenty to discover on the various grazing areas of the Döberitzer Heide. Most of the paths are sandy but easy to walk on. Pushing baby carriages or bicycles is a little difficult here and...

Close-to-nature loop in the Döberitzer Heide, Brandenburg. Pure nature on the forest paths in the Döberitzer Heide nature reserve. The hiking route leads once around the core zone of the nature reserve. The former military training area is now home to wild animals such as bison and primeval horses, which graze here in spacious enclosures. A large number of benches and viewpoints invite you to linger while you can enjoy the view over the species-rich heathland. Important: Do not leave the...

Loop in the Döberitzer Heide nature reserve, Brandenburg. This historically and ecologically interesting tour starts at the former Löwen-Adler barracks, a well-known lost place near Wustermark. The route first leads through heathland and forest to the 56 metre high Eichberg, which invites to catch a glimpse of the vast landscape. The route then continues south along the edge of the forest to the Priort species conservation centre, winding through the village in places and then back along...

Leisurely loop hike through the Döberitzer Heide nature reserve near Berlin. For the first few kilometers, this route always leads along the wilderness core zone, which is why, with a bit of luck, bison or Przewalski's horses can be observed. Past old bunkers, it leads to an obelisk that Kaiser Wilhelm II erected in 1903 in honor of Prussian King Friedrich II. In 1753 he held maneuvers with 44,000 soldiers in the Döberitzer Heide. From the obelisk, the route goes back to the starting...

Loop in the Döberitzer Heide nature reserve, Brandenburg. From Fahrland, the route initially leads extensively through the green nature around the iceberg. Then it goes over forest and field paths through the nature reserve Ferbitzer Bruch before finally circling the Spengelsberg. With a bit of luck you can see deer or rabbits. There are restaurants in the area.

Family-friendly loop in the Döberitzer Heide, Brandenburg. A short and relaxed loop in the Döberitz Heath, which was once used for military purposes. Today, rare animal species such as bison and wild horses have been reintroduced here. The hike starts at Sperlingshof, close to the bus stop of the same name. Highlights: - Unique heath landscape

Family-friendly loop in the Döberitzer Heide, Brandenburg. A beautiful and not too long circular walk through the beautiful landscape of the Döberitz Heath. In a unique project, the Sielmann Foundation has reintroduced almost extinct animal species here and bison and Przewalski's horses roam peacefully through the once militarily used landscape. The start is near the "Kieler Straße" bus stop, right next to Havelpark. The route is signposted. Highlights: - Hasenheide viewpoint

Varied mountain bike or running loop in the Doeberitzer Heide, Berlin/Brandenburg. From Berlin-Wilhelmsstadt directly into nature: This almost 43 km long route leads around the core wilderness zone of the Doeberitzer Heide. When arriving by public transport, the Gatower Strasse / Heerstrasse bus stop is a good starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Doeberitzer Heide nature reserve - Great Glienicke Lake - Ferbitzer Bruch nature reserve

Family-friendly loop in the Döberitzer Heide, Brandenburg. A beautiful and short loop that is suitable for the whole family. It starts near the "Sperlingshof" bus stop, making it easy to get there by public transport. The unique landscape of the Döberitz Heath is home to many rare animal and plant species and a trip here is not only interesting but also relaxing. Highlights: - Unique flora and fauna - Viewpoint "Am Rohrbecker Weg"