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Ruppiner Lakeland

Oberhavel

Stechlin

Roofensee bathing area – Great Perch Lake loop from Menz

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Hiking trails & Routes

Ruppiner Lakeland

Oberhavel

Stechlin

Roofensee bathing area – Great Perch Lake loop from Menz

Moderate

5.0

(15)

hikers

Roofensee bathing area – Great Perch Lake loop from Menz

03:43

14.3km

100m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Stechlin-Ruppiner Land

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109 m

NaturParkHaus Stechlin

Highlight • Rest Area

The Stechlin-Ruppiner Land Nature Park is dominated by Lake Stechlin, a 425-hectare, clearwater lake with a depth of up to 69 meters, home to the unique Fontane whitefish, a special …

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747 m

Roofensee bathing area

Highlight • Beach

A super idyllic lake in the middle of the forest surrounded by Brandenburg "mountains". The circular walk is great.

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964 m

Southwest section of the Roofensee loop trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

An approx. 12 km long nature trail leads through wonderful, shady pine and beech forests along the shores of the Roofensee "from moor to moor".

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3.01 km

Black Alder Wetland Station – Moor Discovery Trail Stechlin-Ruppiner Land

Highlight • Natural

The alder forest seems to stand on stilts. Black alder are one of the few native tree species that can hold their own under such extreme conditions.

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4.82 km

Polzow Canal

Highlight • River

The canal was built between 1745 and 1750 along the course of existing natural channels. In particular, the Große Stechlinsee was connected to the Nehmitzsee via the Kleiner Stechlinsee and …

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5.12 km

Here, an information board describes the hard life of the Dietrich family, who have lived on tar smelting for generations. You can also see remains of the tar furnace with a panel of a detailed drawing.

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