Forest and meadow

The varied circular tour offers a new challenge especially for leisure cyclists. Starting at the S-Bahn station "Strausberg Nord", follow the "Tour Brandenburg" marking towards Wilkendorf. Passing by the children's farm "Roter Hof", you cross the Gielsdorf Chaussee. Along the Straussee, through the old town of Strausberg and further south, you will come across the "ZR1". Following the marking, the path leads to Eggersdorf, where the beach at Lake Bötzsee invites you to a small refreshment. Through beautiful mixed forests, continue on a well-developed cycle path to Bruchmühle. Now follow the "Tour 5" over field and forest paths to Petershagen, where the children's farm "Mümmelmann" or the Angerscheune invite you to take a break. After a short break, continue along the field before crossing the main road just behind the sheep farm. Then follow the forest path until it merges into Strausberger Straße, turn left and follow Tour 5 along the Stienitzsee towards Strausberg. Experienced cyclists use the route through the nature reserve, where at the exit a steep staircase forces you to dismount. If the path is too difficult, take the alternative route along Hennickendorfer Chaussee. The last leg follows the picturesque Annafließ. Once back on the main road, follow the signs to the S-Bahn station "Hegermühle", where the tour ends.

Length / Duration: 40 km / 2 h

Start / End: S-Bahn station Strausberg "Nord" / S-Bahn station "Hegermühle"

Route: S-Bahn station "Strausberg Nord" – Eggersdorf – Petershagen – S-Bahn station "Hegermühle"

Sights / Points of Interest: Strausberg AirportOld Town & Straussee Ferry StrausbergCity Museum & Climbing Forest StrausbergBeach at Bötzsee EggersdorfVillage Square & Angerscheune PetershagenHerrensee Nature ReserveLange-Damm Meadows & Barnim HillsBest Restaurants:Restaurant Zur Fähre, StrausbergRestaurant im VILLAGO, EggersdorfRestaurant Madel‘s, PetershagenLocal Information: Strausberg City and Tourist InformationRoad Condition / Route Development: Well-developed cycle paths, cobblestones, lightly trafficked country roads, weather-dependent well-passable field and forest paths, partially parallel to roads