Hast Bridge Over the Havel – Burgwaller Bridge loop from Zehdenick (Mark)

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Hast Bridge Over the Havel – Burgwaller Bridge loop from Zehdenick (Mark)

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Hast Bridge Over the Havel – Burgwaller Bridge loop from Zehdenick (Mark)

02:24

23.1km

50m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

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Includes a movable bridge

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After 1.57 km for 18 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.30 km

Zehdenick Town Hall

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Small market in Zehdenick with beautiful town hall. As a hiker, you should definitely go down to the Havel and explore the nature there. Great area!

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1.58 km

Until 1979 it was a wooden drawbridge. Later, a steel structure was replaced. I can remember that in the 70's you could even cross the bridge by car. From here you have a nice view to the lock Zehdeneck.

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1.70 km

Calisthenics park

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Equipment combination for calisthenics or fitness exercises.
Accessible 24/7.

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1.96 km

Havel Castle Zehdenick

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The history of Havelschloss Zehdenick dates back to the Middle Ages.
First documented 800 years ago as a Slavic castle on the peninsula,
it was the starting point for the …

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3.04 km

Catholic Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Zehdenick

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Neo-Romanesque brick church from 1901. Square west tower

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3.61 km

Mietenstich Lake

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Last stitch before Neuhof.

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11.1 km

Burgwaller Bridge

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Another crossing of the Havel. Nothing special except a nice view and the possibility to come back to Zehdenick ...

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15.8 km

Döbertstich

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At this point you have a beautiful view of the water on both sides. It goes through a narrow strip of land between the two lakes Stackebrandts Pappelstich and Döbertstich.

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