Best easy trails in Staatsforst Rosengarten

Popular loop to the highest point in Hamburg. The idyllic route leads through the forest landscape of the Harburg mountains. For northern Germany, which is rather flat, the steep climbs come as a surprise. At 116 m, the Hasselbrack is the highest mountain in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. Since the way to Hasselbrack is not signposted (because the rare Tawny Owl breeds there.), it is advisable to use a smartphone to navigate (or to download the map beforehand). Highlights: - Moisburg...

Idyllic hike to the Hasselbrack in the Rosengarten state forest in Hamburg. This hike can be reached by bus and train (Waldfrieden bus stop). Parking is available at the starting point for those arriving by car. The route is, therefore, ideal for a trip from Hamburg and the surrounding area. The hiking trail starts in the south of Hamburg's Neugraben-Fischbeck district. It leads southerly through the Rosengarten state forest to the highest natural elevation in Hamburg, the Hasselbrack. It...

Family-friendly circular hike in the south of Hamburg This short and relaxed loop through Hamburg's third largest nature reserve starts at the parking lot at the beginning of the Heidschnuckenweg trail. Nature lovers of all ages should keep their eyes peeled, as the nature reserve, which is characterized by spring moors, woodland and meadows as well as wet and dry heath, is home to over 2,000 species of small animals, including rare butterflies and magnificent dragonflies. When the heather...

Popular loop trail in the Rosengarten state forest, Hamburg. The Nordic Walking Route N1 (Easy Tour Heide) leads hikers, runners and walkers from the Schnuckendrift car park through the Fischbektal. From the typical heath landscapes to shady forests to a picturesque pond, the loop offers a high density of natural attractions at a short distance. The route leads on partly paved, partly natural sandy paths and is ideal for beginners. Highlights of the hike: - Heath - Oak Krattwald -...

Hamburg leisure route 7 "Harburg Mountains"