The Schorfheide on the western shore of Lake Werbellin is characterized by old pines, gnarled oaks, and imposing beech trees. The rulers of the 19th century already appreciated the tranquil and wildlife-rich forest. Friedrich Wilhelm IV had his hunting lodge Hubertusstock built here, which now belongs to the Ringhotel Schorfheide and can be visited upon request. The hunting passion of the princely family can be seen at numerous memorials along the wayside.Length: 4 kmStart/Finish: Forest parking lot in front of the Ringhotel SchorfheideMarking/Logo: yellow dotRoute description: The tour starts at the forest parking lot in front of the Ringhotel Schorfheide and leads westwards along the Kalkbrennerweg in a large loop around the area of the hunting lodge Hubertusstock. Wooden signs with the inscription Hubertusstock Circular Trail indicate the correct way.Points of interest: oldest oak tree in the Schorfheide on the Alteichenpfad, wildlife feeding, memorialsPath condition: natural forest pathsMap recommendation: Pharusplan Schorfheide with hiking trail Around the Schorfheide and node system for cyclists, scale: 1:42,000, Publisher: Pharus Plan, 5th edition 2021, ISBN: 978-3-86514-142-2, Price: 5 €