Potsdam and Güterfelder See
3.5miLength
360ftElevation gain
1–1.5hrEstimated time
Point to point
Forest hike from Potsdam to Güterfelde in the state of Brandenburg.
The distinctly wooded route begins near the Stern hunting lodge in the far southeast of Potsdam. From there, it leads through the forests of the Parforceheide to Güterfelder Haussee and finally to Güterfelde. There are refreshment stops at the start and finish points. The route is perfect for a short break in nature, with or without four-legged company.
Highlights:
- Parforceheide
- Güterfelder house lake
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Frequently asked questions
What’s helpful to know about this trail?
Get to know this 3.5-mile point-to-point trail near Nuthetal, Brandeburg. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 22 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.
What is the expected weather this week for Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Expected weather for Potsdam and Güterfelder See for the next 5 days is:
- Mon, September 21 - 64 degrees/clear
- Tue, September 22 - 65 degrees/clear
- Wed, September 23 - 64 degrees/clear
- Thu, September 24 - 65 degrees/clear
- Fri, September 25 - 71 degrees/clear
Where is Potsdam and Güterfelder See located?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is a trail located in Nuthetal, Brandeburg, Germany.
How hard is Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is considered a moderate hike that covers 3.5 mi, with an elevation gain of 360 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
What is the elevation gain for Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is considered a moderate hike that covers 3.5 mi, with an elevation gain of 360 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
Is Potsdam and Güterfelder See a point to point trail?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is a point to point trail that covers 3.5 mi, with an elevation gain of 360 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!
How long is Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is a point to point trail that covers 3.5 mi, with an elevation gain of 360 ft. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!
Are dogs allowed on Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Yes, dogs are allowed on Potsdam and Güterfelder See. Double check regulations about going off leash.
When is the best time of year to hike Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Potsdam and Güterfelder See is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.
How busy is Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
According to trailgoers, Potsdam and Güterfelder See is usually somewhat busy. Potsdam and Güterfelder See is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.
Are there lakes at Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Yes, Potsdam and Güterfelder See is near Güterfelder Haussee.
Are there beaches at Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Yes, Potsdam and Güterfelder See is near Badestelle.
Are there forests at Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Yes, Potsdam and Güterfelder See is a forest trail.
Is there wildlife at Potsdam and Güterfelder See?
Yes, many trailgoers have spotted wildlife at Potsdam and Güterfelder See. Always observe wildlife from a safe distance.
Last updated on September 16, 2026 at 5:18 am GMT+0