Best wildflower trails in Naturschutzgebiet Grumsiner Forst/Redernswalde

Great loop in the Grumsin beech forest, Altkünkendorf. The "Orange Beech Leaf" route leads through the Grumsin Forest World Heritage Site. On natural paths and a few cobbled roads, the route leads through the area around Altkünkendorf. Sturdy footwear is advisable. Opposite Altkünkendorf church there is an information point about the Grumsin Beech Forest World Heritage Site and a small exhibition about the region's biodiversity. The hike is marked with the "orange beech leaf" sign. There...

Wooded loop in the UNESCO World Heritage Beech Forest Grumsin, Brandenburg. This hiking trail is the longest of the four Grumsin hiking trails, where hikers can get to know the extensive beech forests, their history and the wild animals that live in them. The last ice age created lakes and moors here and shaped this unique landscape. The route goes along natural forest paths, cobblestones, sandy paths and sometimes over hill and dale - good footwear is recommended. The loop starts in...

Circular hiking trail Grumsin "yellow beech leaf" Route: Altkünkendorf - Grumsin - Altkünkendorf Mark: yellow beech leaf Path condition: The path goes over natural forest paths and cobblestone streets with a sandy path on the side. As these are sometimes quite steep and many roots and stones appear again and again, sturdy footwear is advisable. Tour description: Opposite the Altkünkendorfer Church in the information point on the Buchenwald Grumsin World Heritage Site, a small exhibition...

Close-to-nature loop in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brandenburg. It starts at the Geopark Visitor and Information Center in Groß-Ziethen; you hike through the ground moraine landscape, to the experience site Sperlingsherberge and past a huge boulder as well as through the Grumsiner forest. The hike leads over natural forest paths, sand paths and cobblestones. Every now and then it goes a little steeper and there are roots and stones to cross; so you should bring sturdy shoes. The trail...