On the way in the Nieplitz valley

The Nieplitz Valley near Treuenbrietzen is a little hidden gem. It runs along pastures, ponds, and the Nieplitz River, a tributary of the Nuthe in the Fläming region, an ice-age formed ridge about an hour southwest of Berlin by car. A tour for relaxation.Length: 14 km (3-4 h)Start / Finish: Treuenbrietzen train stationArrival / Departure:Public transport: From Berlin Hauptbahnhof take the RE1 or RE7 to Berlin Wannsee. From there, take the RB33 towards Jüterbog to Treuenbrietzen.Car: Leave Berlin heading south on the B2 and drive to Treuenbrietzen.Parking: In Böllrichstraße in TreuenbrietzenRoute description:During the hike, you explore both banks of the Nieplitz from Treuenbrietzen. The river valley is not crowded, and there is little traffic on the paths. It is a very stress-free route, making it suitable for walks with dogs.Maps: Compass hiking map Fläming, Belzig - Luckenwalde, Jüterbog - Lutherstadt Wittenberg (No. 747) ISBN-13: 978-3854915072, 9.95 euros