Circular Trail Around Rambower Moor

Large fire falters, meadows overflowing with cotton grass, moaning sky goats, mysterious peat bites, dense reed belts and shallow lakes - the Rambower Moor in the Elbe-Brandenburg River Landscape Biosphere Reserve offers a habitat for numerous rare animal and plant species. Hundreds of cranes rest here during the autumn migration. In the evening they majestically circle the moorland, trumpeting loudly, before going to sleep. A twelve-kilometer circular route offers plenty of potential for discovery. Individual stations show the history of man and nature on the moor from two sides, a historical and a current one.

Length: 12.5 km I 4 hours
Start / finish: At the sports field, Boberow
Logo / route marking: yellow dot on a white background
Parking: Mellener Weg, in the direction of the sports field, 19357 Boberow
Course: Boberow, observation tower Moorblick Boberow, Nausdorf, Moorblick Rambow, Rambow, Moorquellen, Mellen, Mellen large stone grave, Boberow moor barn, Boberow
Tip: When birds migrate in autumn, there are regular guided tours of the Lenzen Nature Watch or the BUND Lenzen Castle Visitor Center into the moor