Planet path of Müllrose

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The Müllrose Planet Trail combines nature exploration with educational insight: Over a distance of approximately eight kilometers, the scale of our solar system (1:1 billion) can be experienced on foot or by bike.
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  • start of the Planet path of Müllrose, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Lake Großer Müllroser See, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Bridge Schlaubebrücke, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
Start / End: Müllrose Market Square / Ragower Mühle, district of Schernsdorf

Length / Duration: approx. 8 kilometers / approx. 2 hours on foot or 40 minutes by bike

Path condition: mostly paved, partly natural trails

Arrival:

By car: A12, exit Müllrose

By train: RE1 to Frankfurt (Oder), then RB36 to Müllrose station

Alternatively on weekends (April–October): RE1 to Jacobsdorf/Mark, then excursion bus A400 to Müllrose, Markt

Return:

On foot via the Schlaubetal hiking trail back to Müllrose or

walk to Mixdorf, then RB36 or A400 / RE1 via Jacobsdorf/Mark

Route description

The trail starts in the courtyard of the Müllrose town hall, where the sun is represented as the central celestial body. The path leads along a small stream to Biegenbrücker Straße. The inner planets – Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars – are placed closely together and explained on information boards with QR codes.

The trail continues through the city park to Jahnstraße, where Jupiter can be found. Further along the route, the path leads to the western shore of Lake Großer Müllroser See, where Saturn and Uranus are placed. After a short section through pine forest, the trail reaches the Schlaube stream. A small bridge crosses the water before following the Schlaubetal hiking trail southward.

The final station is Neptune, located near the cultural barn of Ragower Mühle. The historic mill, once powered by the Schlaube stream, now offers a rustic restaurant and picnic area.

Additional tips:

Geocaching opportunities along the route

Best time: Year-round, especially worthwhile in clear weather

Dining options:
  • Marktrestaurant Müllrose
  • Café & Bakery Dreißig
  • Ragower Mühle (Schernsdorf)

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The Müllrose Planet Trail combines nature exploration with educational insight: Over a distance of approximately eight kilometers, the scale of our solar system (1:1 billion) can be experienced on foot or by bike.
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  • start of the Planet path of Müllrose, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Lake Großer Müllroser See, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
  • Bridge Schlaubebrücke, Foto: Annekatrin Schwaeger , Lizenz: Seenland Oder-Spree
Start / End: Müllrose Market Square / Ragower Mühle, district of Schernsdorf

Length / Duration: approx. 8 kilometers / approx. 2 hours on foot or 40 minutes by bike

Path condition: mostly paved, partly natural trails

Arrival:

By car: A12, exit Müllrose

By train: RE1 to Frankfurt (Oder), then RB36 to Müllrose station

Alternatively on weekends (April–October): RE1 to Jacobsdorf/Mark, then excursion bus A400 to Müllrose, Markt

Return:

On foot via the Schlaubetal hiking trail back to Müllrose or

walk to Mixdorf, then RB36 or A400 / RE1 via Jacobsdorf/Mark

Route description

The trail starts in the courtyard of the Müllrose town hall, where the sun is represented as the central celestial body. The path leads along a small stream to Biegenbrücker Straße. The inner planets – Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars – are placed closely together and explained on information boards with QR codes.

The trail continues through the city park to Jahnstraße, where Jupiter can be found. Further along the route, the path leads to the western shore of Lake Großer Müllroser See, where Saturn and Uranus are placed. After a short section through pine forest, the trail reaches the Schlaube stream. A small bridge crosses the water before following the Schlaubetal hiking trail southward.

The final station is Neptune, located near the cultural barn of Ragower Mühle. The historic mill, once powered by the Schlaube stream, now offers a rustic restaurant and picnic area.

Additional tips:

Geocaching opportunities along the route

Best time: Year-round, especially worthwhile in clear weather

Dining options:
  • Marktrestaurant Müllrose
  • Café & Bakery Dreißig
  • Ragower Mühle (Schernsdorf)

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Markt 5

15299 Müllrose

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Seenland Oder-Spree e.V.

Ulmenstraße 15
15526 Bad Saarow

Tel.: +49 (0) 33631-868100
Fax: +49 (0) 33631-868102

Weather Today, 16. 9.

13 18
few clouds

  • Wednesday
    12 19
  • Thursday
    14 22

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