Stefanie

This loop is perfect for hot summer days or in autumn, when the leaves on the trees are changing color. The route runs entirely on natural paths and without any major climbs. There are many idyllic seating areas along the way for a break. However, the cafés in the watermill or the stables are only open

A short circular trail in Krakow am See through the spa forest on Lehmwerder. From the Jörnsberg Tower, you have a wonderful panoramic view. (Opening hours: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. as of August 2025). The viewing platform is accessible via 126 steps. On summer evenings, small music groups perform on the lakeside

It's simply incredible how many fairytale buildings stand together in such a small space. I can also imagine the landscape looking wonderful with colorful autumn leaves or winter snow.

The route is very well connected by the RE7 train: Media City Babelsberg (from there, just go straight along Großbeerenstra

Yep – you can do it if you want to combine urban flair with water and nature. It's amazing how many quiet paths there are in the middle of the city – and how many are spontaneously closed. As an alternative, there's a riverside path right along the water's edge, but long clothing (blackberry vines, nettles) is recommended.

I'm torn about this tour. On the one hand, the background noise from the highway and the airport doesn't exactly make for a contemplative walk. On the other hand, there were so many natural and delicious experiences that the route is quite appealing (at least at this time of year).



Unfortunately, the

This is a very varied route with urban routes, forest, meadow, and riverside paths, well-balanced with local highlights and (for those who want to score points during the next small talk) interesting facts.

The route mainly runs along somewhat shady side paths.

In my case, the starting point is the listed

This is a KulTour route. With lots of nature. If you like windy weather, take the dike route. For everyone else, I recommend the forest path in the inland, which provides shade—especially on sunny days.



In St. Peter Village, not far from the church on Olsdorfer Straße, there's a small local history museum

This loop is an invitation to experience nature at its purest. For this circular walk, I chose a route (almost entirely) far from the tourist crowds. I also avoided asphalt—except for the dike and the crossing through the village.



Walking here will lead you to shady pine forests with numerous chaffinches

My tour today is based on the book "Schön Wandern - Gut Einkehren" (Beautiful Hiking - Good Stopover) by via travel publishers. Since the S-Bahn currently only takes you as far as Grünau from the south, the described tour T3 was ideal. It's a wonderful nature trail on forest paths along the Dahme and