Woltersdorf Lock – Löcknitztal Trail loop from Rahnsdorf

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Woltersdorf Lock – Löcknitztal Trail loop from Rahnsdorf

Moderate

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Woltersdorf Lock – Löcknitztal Trail loop from Rahnsdorf

03:49

55.4km

180m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 42.8 km for 22 m

After 43.2 km for 20 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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6.25 km

Woltersdorf Lock

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At the Woltersdorf lock it is possible to rent a raft and float in the surrounding waters. For a long time, the sluice served as a way of transporting the …

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6.54 km

Brotsteig and Observation Tower

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

The so-called Brotsteig leads up to the observation tower. There are several small steps to climb along the way.

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11.6 km

Leistikow Footbridge over the Neue Löcknitz

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The Leistikowsteg, as this bridge is officially called, is a beautiful wooden bridge over the Löcknitz near Erkner.

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15.2 km

Löcknitztal

Forest

18.2 km

Löcknitztal Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Idyllic single trail in about 5 -10 m deep valley. Partly boggy. For oncoming traffic z. B. by hikers it is tight

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25.0 km

Picnic area next to the Spree Bridge

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Immediately next to the bridge is an idyllic resting place, from which you can watch the slow-flowing Spree while having a picnic.

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39.9 km

Oder-Spree Canal

Highlight (Segment) • River

Good to drive summer path on the canal.

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49.7 km

About 20 years ago, the footbridge over the old Spree arm, which Hessenwinkler citizens built themselves in the early 50s and which, after a provisional construction at the end of the war, is now officially called Russenbrücke, was reconstructed.

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