Hubertussee – Koenigssee loop from Grunewald

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Hubertussee – Koenigssee loop from Grunewald

Moderate

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Hubertussee – Koenigssee loop from Grunewald

02:15

8.72km

40m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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Grunewald

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Start point

Train Station

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2.76 km

Halensee

Lake

4.63 km

Herthasee

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This side of the bridge overlooks Lake Herthasee. On the other hand, the water is called Hubertussee. You can't swim in either of them, but there are some Riverside paths …

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4.90 km

Hubertussee

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The Hubertussee turns into the Hertasee, followed by the Königssee and is an idyll beyond the noise in every season.

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5.34 km

Pathway Along Hubertussee

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Nice trail in the shade with great views.

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6.68 km

Beyond the Hasensprung, the Koenigssee is called Dianasee and flows almost directly into the Hertasee, followed by the Hubertussee. At any time of year, the chain of lakes is an idyll, far from the noise and hustle and bustle.

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6.74 km

Dianasee

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The Dianasee is called Koenigssee beyond the Hasensprung.

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6.76 km

Hasensprung Bridge

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On the bridge itself, two jumping rabbits can be seen.

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6.93 km

Villa Noelle

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The villa was built in 1901/02 by the steel construction entrepreneur and councilor of commerce Ernst Noelle by Hermann Solfs and Franz Wichards as a stone building with stylistic elements …

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7.46 km

Grunewald station building

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The station was first opened in 1879 as Hundekehle station, and in 1884 it was renamed “Grunewald station”. At first it was used primarily by Grunewald day-trippers from Berlin, but …

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