Grumsiner Forest / Redernswaldeのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Beautiful place, and easily rideable with a gravel bike.

An absolute highlight in autumn!

Just in case some stupid AI rewrites it again. My intended title for this highlight is: "Super Oaks - Real Giants!"

Very close to the quiet cobblestone road stand two magnificent, healthy giant oaks. They are almost unbelievably thick. I estimate the width or diameter of one of the trees to be a good 2 meters. That makes a very impressive circumference of approximately 6.3 meters. - You should measure it precisely, just for fun!

It's only open Wednesday to Sunday. But at least there are restrooms nearby, apparently, because they're specifically indicated.

The detour to the lake is worthwhile; it's simply pure nature. You can even take a break right by the water.

You rarely see something like this. It used to be said that through windows like these, opened by a tree, fairies could peer into our world. Or humans into theirs. I tried it.

The "Gate to the Ice Age" in Groß-Ziethen offers an interesting insight into the region's Ice Age history. In the Geopark Center, housed in the historic steam mill, an exhibition on three floors takes visitors through the events of the Ice Age. Models, interactive technology and clear explanations convey the formation of the landscape and the surrounding nature. After visiting the exhibition, you enter the core area of the Geopark through a striking stone archway. Past the life-sized mammoth named Georg, the path leads into the Grumsin beech forest, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From here, hikes can be undertaken to the Sperlingsherberge and Ihlowberge adventure sites. The well-signposted paths are provided with information boards and installations that provide additional information. The exhibition is particularly suitable for families with children, as it allows you to experience the Ice Age up close. The educational trail complements the offer with additional boards and structures. Free parking is available at the Geocenter, making it easier to get there. Guided tours of the forest are offered on weekends, providing additional insights. Note: From November 1 to March 31, the visitor and information center is only open to groups by appointment.