Skip to main content
Best road biking trails in Hütten Hills Nature Park

Best road biking trails in Hütten Hills Nature Park

4.3(10 reviews)

·

Schleswig-Holstein
: 
#5 of 6 nature parks

At 21,967 hectares, the Hüttener Berge Nature Park is the smallest nature park in Schleswig-Holstein. The terminal moraines of the Hüttener Berge were created by the Ice Age and offer animals, plants and people a varied landscape in the Eckernförde - Rendsburg - Schleswig triangle. The Weichselian glacial created large and small lakes, moors and hills and repeatedly scattered large and small stones across the landscape. But people have also shaped their surroundings: the typical Knicks - hedgerows along fields and paths - give the region an unmistakable appearance and provide a unique habitat for many plants and animals. You can go hiking, cycling and horse riding in the nature park.

Top trails

Explore more trails
Parks

Headed to a park?

Take AllTrails with you

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best trail for road biking in Hütten Hills Nature Park?

According to users from AllTrails.com, the best trail for road biking in Hütten Hills Nature Park is Hüttener-Berge-Tour von Brekendorf, which has a 4.3 star rating from 3 reviews. This trail is 14.5 mi long with an elevation gain of 1,220 ft.

What is the longest road biking trail in Hütten Hills Nature Park?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest road biking trail in Hütten Hills Nature Park is RGE Eckernförde Permanente RTF: Hütten Rund. This trail is estimated to be 47.9 mi long.

How many road biking trails are in Hütten Hills Nature Park?

There are 8 road biking trails in Hütten Hills Nature Park.These road biking trails have an average 4.3-star ratingfrom 10 AllTrails community reviews.

Which road biking trail has the most elevation gain in Hütten Hills Nature Park?

Permanente RTF RV-Schleswig: Zum Aschberg has the most elevation gain for road biking trails with 4,133 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is RGE Eckernförde Permanente RTF: Hütten Rund, which has 3,385 ft of elevation gain.