Moor and paddock Hiking Trail
1.8miLength
154ftElevation gain
0.5–1hrEstimated time
Loop
Wonderful loop in the Schaalsee biosphere reserve, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
A great hike to relax! The local biodiversity can be discovered along the way - rare beetles, grasshoppers and dragonflies live here. The proximity to the Borgmoor bog provides unique insights into this biocoenosis.
The charming village of Dechow is also worth a visit - the historic houses with their thatched roofs have a very special charm. It is nice to take a swim in Lake Röggelin in summer and there is a farm shop and café in the "Gläserne Molkerei" dairy.
Highlights:
- Biodiversity
- historic Dechow
- "Transparent Dairy"
- Annual tree garden
- Bathing area at Lake Röggelin
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Frequently asked questions
What’s helpful to know about this trail?
Discover this 1.8-mile loop trail near Dechow, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 40 min to complete. This trail is great for walking, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are March through October.
What is the expected weather this week for Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Expected weather for Moor and paddock Hiking Trail for the next 5 days is:
- Fri, September 25 - 64 degrees/drizzle
- Sat, September 26 - 67 degrees/clear
- Sun, September 27 - 71 degrees/clear
- Mon, September 28 - 74 degrees/clear
- Tue, September 29 - 70 degrees/clear
Where is Moor and paddock Hiking Trail located?
Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is a trail located in Biosphärenreservat Schaalsee.
How hard is Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is considered a moderate hike that covers 1.8 mi, with an elevation gain of 154 ft. It takes about 0.5–1 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
What is the elevation gain for Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is considered a moderate hike that covers 1.8 mi, with an elevation gain of 154 ft. It takes about 0.5–1 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
Is Moor and paddock Hiking Trail a loop?
Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is a loop trail that covers 1.8 mi, with an elevation gain of 154 ft. It takes about 0.5–1 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
How long is Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is a loop trail that covers 1.8 mi, with an elevation gain of 154 ft. It takes about 0.5–1 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
Are dogs allowed on Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Dogs may be allowed on Moor and paddock Hiking Trail. Be sure to check regulations before heading out.
When is the best time of year to hike Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
March to October is the most popular time of year to visit Moor and paddock Hiking Trail.
How busy is Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
According to trailgoers, Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is usually not too busy. March to October is the most popular time of year to visit Moor and paddock Hiking Trail.
Are there lakes at Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Yes, Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is near Röggeliner See.
Are there forests at Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Yes, Moor and paddock Hiking Trail is a forest trail in Biosphärenreservat Schaalsee.
Are there wildflowers at Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Yes, trailgoers have reported a variety of wildflower types on Moor and paddock Hiking Trail, though the specific types can vary from month to month.
Is there wildlife at Moor and paddock Hiking Trail?
Yes, many trailgoers have spotted wildlife at Moor and paddock Hiking Trail in Biosphärenreservat Schaalsee. Always observe wildlife from a safe distance.
Last updated on September 25, 2026 at 2:18 am GMT+0