Scenic Hill Schönower Heide – Schönower Heath loop from Schönower Heide
Scenic Hill Schönower Heide – Schönower Heath loop from Schönower Heide
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1,386
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01:53
7.49km
10m
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: July 28, 2026
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Schönower Heide
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1.20 km
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1.76 km
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4.45 km
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4.78 km
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4.88 km
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5.54 km
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5.81 km
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7.49 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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7.47 km
Surfaces
7.33 km
144 m
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Tuesday 18 August
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The Schönower Heide is located on the northwestern border of the village of Schönow (near Bernau) and is owned by the city of Berlin, a 533ha nature reserve in Brandenburg.
It was previously a military area.
Two circular hiking trails of …
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"The Schönow Heath, located on the northwestern border of the village of Schönow (since 2003 a district of the town of Bernau near Berlin), is a 533-hectare nature reserve in Brandenburg owned by the city of Berlin. The area, which was used as a military training …
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The Schönower Heide is a 533ha nature reserve in Brandenburg, which is owned by the city of Berlin. From the beginning of the 20th century until 1991, the area was used for military purposes.
In 2000 it received protected status and is designated as a European fauna-flora habitat. Since 2009, fallow deer, mouflon and red deer have …
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The icing on the cake is when such magnificent deer walk in front of the camera.
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With fenced-in deer. And several viewing platforms.
To get over 10,000 steps you have to walk the small loop after the big one twice. All on gravel and open. Also suitable for running and cycling.
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