Frog King Rally, a quiz tour for children

Ulli Unke, a fire-bellied toad and heraldic animal of the Barnim Nature Park, takes the children and parents on a fairytale rally as a round tour in northern Biesenthal including around the Großer Wukensee. The families follow the traces of the toad's famous relatives and an old (family) story. The circular tour takes children and parents to ten fairytale locations in Biesenthal and around Lake Wuken. At each location, they have to find and mark the corresponding photo on the flyer (available at the Biesenthal Tourist Information Centre).

Families can find out whether the solutions are correct at the tourist information office in Biesenthal, where a small prize awaits the children. The Frog King Rally is about 7 km long and leads through beautiful nature, past bathing spots and there are also opportunities to eat ice cream along the way. After the tour, it is worth making a detour to the Biesenthal town park, where an adventure playground invites you to let off steam. The starting point for the fairytale tour in the Barnim Nature Park, especially recommended for children between the ages of 4 and 12, is the market square in the nature park town of Biesenthal. Ulli Unke wishes you lots of fun and success.

Length: 7 km

Start / Finish: Market square in the nature park town of Biesenthal

Logo / route marker: green dot

Arrival / Departure:
Public transport: from Berlin Hbf. with RE3 (Angermünde) runs 2 every 2 hours to Biesenthal (approx. 30 min)
Car: via B2 from Bernau or Eberswalde; via A 11 - exit Lanke/Biesenthal

Route: from Marktplatz in the direction of Wehrmühle, around the Großer Wukensee lake and back.

Places of interest:

   Biesenthal Protestant town church
   Biesenthal market square and town hall
   Oldest house in Biesenthal
   Kaiser Friedrich lookout tower
   Biesenthal basin nature reserve
   Great Wukensee

Trail conditions / route layout: natural hiking trails and meadows, easy route, family-friendly

Maps / literature: trail flyer and quiz available at the local tourist information office