Lindseen Lakes - Tour

Address

Angermünder Straße
16248 Oderberg
Angermünder Straße
16248 Oderberg
Brandenburgische Seenplatte GmbH
Fischbänkenstr. 8
16818 Neuruppin
This tour leads through the region: Barnimer Land

Lindseen Lakes - Tour

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Length: 12 km
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This hiking tour between Oderberg and the two Lindsee lakes impresses with its varied landscape. In addition to the small. Romantic lakes, there are also a few boulders along the route as well as bright yellow fields of rape in spring. The nature conservation area of Breite Fenn, which you pass through, also has plenty to offer. In this ancient forest you will find old oaks, rare coniferous trees and magnolias.
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  • Lindsee, Foto: FRED & OTTO
  • Rapsfeld bei Oderberg, Foto: FRED & OTTO
  • Breite Fenn, Foto: FRED & OTTO
Length: 8 kilometres (2–3 hours)

Start/finish: Oderberg

How to get there:

  • Public transport: Take the RE3 from Berlin central station in the direction of Stralsund / Schwedt (Oder) to Eberswalde main station. From there, continue on by taking Bus 916 in the direction of Oderberg to the Oderberg Stadtmitte stop.

  • Car: From Berlin via the A114 and A11 northwards in the direction of Prenzlau / Szczecin (Stettin) to the junction for Joachimsthal. Onwards via the B198 to Herzsprung. From there, via the L283 and the B158 to Oderberg.

  • Parking: At the end of Brodowiner Strasse


Route: Oderberg, Lake Großer Lindsee, Lake Kleiner Lindsee, Breite Fenn nature conservation area, Großer Stein, Oderberg

Route description:

The tours starts north of Oderberg and leads hikers along a circular trail to the Lindsee lakes and through the Breite Fenn nature conservation area back to the town.

This route is also ideally suited to hiking with dogs. The area is very easy to get to for tourists and the hiking trails are signposted – because of this, it attracts lots of people in good weather but is never overcrowded and you can experience the beautiful natural surroundings in a relaxed atmosphere. Dogs must be kept on the lead in the Breite Fenn nature conservation area.

Points of interest and background information:

  • Große Stein (one of the biggest boulders in North Germany)
  • Breite Fenn nature conservation area


Trail conditions/surface: not specified

Tour info:

Maps: KOMPASS Wanderkarte Schorfheide, Uckermark, Barnim (Nr.744) ISBN-13: 978-3990447390 / Euro 11.99
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This hiking tour between Oderberg and the two Lindsee lakes impresses with its varied landscape. In addition to the small. Romantic lakes, there are also a few boulders along the route as well as bright yellow fields of rape in spring. The nature conservation area of Breite Fenn, which you pass through, also has plenty to offer. In this ancient forest you will find old oaks, rare coniferous trees and magnolias.
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  • Lindsee, Foto: FRED & OTTO
  • Rapsfeld bei Oderberg, Foto: FRED & OTTO
  • Breite Fenn, Foto: FRED & OTTO
Length: 8 kilometres (2–3 hours)

Start/finish: Oderberg

How to get there:

  • Public transport: Take the RE3 from Berlin central station in the direction of Stralsund / Schwedt (Oder) to Eberswalde main station. From there, continue on by taking Bus 916 in the direction of Oderberg to the Oderberg Stadtmitte stop.

  • Car: From Berlin via the A114 and A11 northwards in the direction of Prenzlau / Szczecin (Stettin) to the junction for Joachimsthal. Onwards via the B198 to Herzsprung. From there, via the L283 and the B158 to Oderberg.

  • Parking: At the end of Brodowiner Strasse


Route: Oderberg, Lake Großer Lindsee, Lake Kleiner Lindsee, Breite Fenn nature conservation area, Großer Stein, Oderberg

Route description:

The tours starts north of Oderberg and leads hikers along a circular trail to the Lindsee lakes and through the Breite Fenn nature conservation area back to the town.

This route is also ideally suited to hiking with dogs. The area is very easy to get to for tourists and the hiking trails are signposted – because of this, it attracts lots of people in good weather but is never overcrowded and you can experience the beautiful natural surroundings in a relaxed atmosphere. Dogs must be kept on the lead in the Breite Fenn nature conservation area.

Points of interest and background information:

  • Große Stein (one of the biggest boulders in North Germany)
  • Breite Fenn nature conservation area


Trail conditions/surface: not specified

Tour info:

Maps: KOMPASS Wanderkarte Schorfheide, Uckermark, Barnim (Nr.744) ISBN-13: 978-3990447390 / Euro 11.99
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Address

Angermünder Straße
16248 Oderberg
Angermünder Straße
16248 Oderberg
Brandenburgische Seenplatte GmbH
Fischbänkenstr. 8
16818 Neuruppin
This tour leads through the region: Barnimer Land
Lindseen Lakes - Tour

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Angermünder Straße

16248 Oderberg

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WITO Barnim GmbH

Alfred-Nobel-Str. 1
16225 Eberswalde

Tel.: +49 (0) 3334-59100
Fax: +49 (0) 3334-59222

Weather Today, 17. 8.

15 18
light rain
  • Tuesday
    11 20
  • Wednesday
    15 17

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