Sutschketal Hiking Trail

A walking route rich in natural beauty that connects the town centre of Königs Wusterhausen with Lake Krummer See, the Sutschketal nature conservation area and the town of Bestensee. The Sutschketal is considered to be one of the most beautiful valleys in the Dahme-Seen region with over 400 different flowering plants and ferns. There are places to take a break or stay overnight along the way. The valley, which is almost 2 kilometres long and up to 250 metres wide, was named a nature conservation area in 1938, along with Lake Krummer See, because of the beauty of its landscape and the many species of plants and animals it contains. An area of around 63 hectares has been part of the Sutschketal nature conservation area since 1995, and part of the valley is one of the “Natura 2000” European nature protection areas.

Length: 21 km / Dauer 5 h

Route marking: blue cross on a white background

Route: Königs Wusterhausen - direction of Schenkendorf - Krummensee - Am Steinberg - Königs Wusterhausen

Points of interest along the route Königs Wusterhausen stationBahnhofstrasse Königs Wusterhausen with elegant turn-of-the-century town housesTown lockSutschketal nature conservationBestensee field stone churchBestensee stationWetland meadows and moorsHow to get there by public transport Königs Wusterhausen: Regional train (RB)Bestensee: Regional train (RB)Recommended maps Die schönsten Wandertouren im Landkreis Dahme-Spreewald Hrsg.: Landkreis Dahme-Spreewald in Zusammenarbeit mit den Tourismusverbänden Dahme-Seen e.V. und Spreewald, available from Touristinformation Dahme-Seenland at Königs Wusterhausen station“Dahme-Seengebiet - Topographische Freizeitkarte 1:25.000 im Sonderblattschnitt mit Wanderwegen”, ISBN 978-3-7490-4078-0, Landesvermessung und Geobasisinformation Brandenburg, Euro 7,00