Bölzke Village Church – Pilgrimage Church Alt Krüssow loop from Bölzke
Bölzke Village Church – Pilgrimage Church Alt Krüssow loop from Bölzke
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05:20
20.8km
90m
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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: August 17, 2026
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1.44 km
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6.12 km
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6.16 km
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6.68 km
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9.87 km
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15.0 km
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15.0 km
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20.8 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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14.6 km
2.03 km
2.00 km
1.87 km
254 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
12.6 km
3.15 km
2.47 km
1.47 km
756 m
341 m
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Tuesday 18 August
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STARTING POINT Heiligengrabe train station to Wilmersdorf, Alt Krüssow a former pilgrimage church of St. Anna, then on to Bölzke to the village church, a simple half-timbered building with a roof turret built in 1825, and finally the Heiligengrabe monastery, the only completely preserved Cistercian monastery complex founded in …
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Along the medieval pilgrimage to Alt Krüssow, it goes from the monastery to the Holy Grave with the Holy Grave Chapel via Wilmersdorf and the Bölzker village church for around 22 km. The Annenpfad is laid out as a …
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A varied route with deciduous forest, little coniferous forest and a lot of meadows. Whereby I ask myself what does corridor mean - Wikipedia helps: "Later, however, the corridor was narrowed down to the concept of open land, that is, open …
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We chose the Annenpfad (annenpfad.de/index.php/start.html).
We start at Heiligengrabe train station, which feels like it's in the middle of nowhere, and we walk a short stretch of country road parallel to the tracks.
A marker stone marks the way.
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