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Temmen-Ringenwalde, a picturesque village in the Uckermark, Germany, is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. With its idyllic location between forests and lakes, it offers a variety of wonderful hiking opportunities.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Temmen-Ringenwalde
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
Circuit Route to the Quarry (Official Route)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
8.2 km
2:00 h
27 m
27 m
Fieldstones shape the entire region - as enclosures, streets, houses, barns, and churches. The material was quarried in numerous stone pits along the terminal moraines like at Ringenwalde.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
From Temmen via Groß Fredenwalde to Hessenhagen
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Difficulty
T1
easy
14.8 km
3:30 h
45 m
45 m
Lakes, forests and mountainsThe generally already lonely Uckermark is perhaps even lonelier in this southern part. Hikers are greeted here by particularly beautiful landscapes, enchanted lakes, several small towns, including an exceptionally pretty village, and last but not least, the encounter with probably the most important noble family of the Uckermark impresses. Above all, here you encounter mountains over 100 meters high – quite unusual for the usually flat land.
Hiking Trail
· Barnimer Land
From Friedrichswalde to Carinhall
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Difficulty
T1
easy
15.5 km
3:45 h
35 m
35 m
A Mysterious Place of Recent HistoryFriedrichswalde lies on the eastern edge of the Schorfheide and is known for its traditional wooden shoe manufacturing. Although the heavily trafficked Joachimsthal–Templin road runs through the town, it is worth stopping because of the charming and well-maintained townscape. Just a few kilometers west of it is Carinhall, the former country estate of the former Reich Hunting Master and Reich Marshal Hermann Göring. In 1933, he had a small hunting lodge built on the eastern shore of the Great Döllnsee, and in 1934 a crypt was added for his first wife Carin, who died in 1931. Between 1937 and 1940 it was expanded twice so that it could also be used for receiving state guests and diplomats. Göring assembled his art treasures looted throughout Europe in a private museum in Carinhall. At the end of April 1945, he had Carinhall blown up. The art treasures had been transported away beforehand but were later secured by the Americans. During the GDR period, the ruins were completely removed, with only the two small guardhouses remaining to this day. Since 1950, Carinhall has been a destination for treasure hunters and fortune seekers. Only small, completely overgrown foundation remains of the original country house are still present. Carin Göring's plundered and also overgrown crypt lies directly on the Wuckersee.
Hiking Trail
· Barnimer Land
Parlow and the Poratz moraine landscape
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Difficulty
T1
easy
10.7 km
2:30 h
24 m
24 m
Lake and forest magic in a remote region of the UckermarkAlthough the small village of Parlow is only a few kilometers from Joachimsthal and the A 11 motorway, it seems remarkably untouched and almost archaic. This is because the large forest area of the adjacent northern Poratz moraine landscape has no through roads. The relatively hilly forest area east of the two Präßnick lakes, located south of Poratz and bounded on the east by the A 11, is designated as a nature reserve and is hardly ever walked. The combination of swampy forest lowlands and hilly beech mixed forest areas as well as the wide solitude make this tour particularly attractive, especially for hikers who appreciate seclusion.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
From Ringenwalde via Neu-Temmen to Poratz
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Difficulty
T1
easy
16.4 km
3:45 h
34 m
34 m
Pleasure hike to forgotten villagesThe surroundings of Ringenwalde are certainly one of the most charming regions of the Uckermark. While the culturally and historically significant quarry (Tour 6) in the west is worth a hike, the east of the village with some pretty, untouched, almost enchanted small villages is perhaps even more attractive. Ringenwalde itself also offers some sights, such as the village church consecrated in 1280 with its colored stained glass windows from 1599. Unfortunately, the castle of the Ahlimb-Saldern family was destroyed in 1945. However, the castle park with the hereditary burial site of the family has been preserved. Near the park is the "Giant Stone," a glacial erratic with a volume of 22 m³, worth seeing. Opposite the village church stands the larger-than-life wooden statue of the "Goddess of Peace," carved in 2010 from the peace oak felled in the same year, which was planted in 1870 on the occasion of the victory in the Franco-Prussian War.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
Uckermark: Poratz–Buchberg–Laagensee–Poratz
Difficulty
easy
8.9 km
2:15 h
62 m
62 m
A short walk through the woods north/northeast of Poratz in the heart of the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
To the quarry of Ringenwalde
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Difficulty
T1
easy
8.1 km
2:00 h
26 m
26 m
Walk to a place of regional historical significanceChurches and older farmhouses in the North German Plain are often built from rounded pieces of hard but workable rocks such as granite and gneiss. These rocks did not originate in place but were transported by glacial ice from Scandinavia. Rock debris or boulders can be deposited as terminal moraines at the outermost edge of the glacier directly in front of the ice. The hilly landscape around Ringenwalde represents such a terminal moraine. Within this, about 3 km west of the village, in the forest on an area of approximately 250 x 250 m, there is an accumulation of rock fragments that can reach up to 1.5 m in diameter. Material for building was taken from here for centuries. The tour leads to a remote forest settlement, through deep forests, and to an ancient quarry.
Hiking Trail
· Mecklenburg Lake District
N6 Märkischer Landweg -
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Difficulty
difficult
186.1 km
38:00 h
530 m
630 m
Lower Oder Valley National Park: 1,726 plant species, 150 of which are on the Federal Republic of Germany’s Red List, and a breeding and resting area for 15,000 cranes Uckermark Lakes Nature Park: 100 km of water trails + more than 50 clear-water lakes + over 30 breeding pairs of ospreys Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve: with approximately 65,000 ha, one of Germany’s largest contiguous forest areas + more than 2,000 oak trees, 400–600 years old + 10% bogs and bog-like fensGrumsin Beech Forest: designated a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2011Dining recommendations: Kaffee Konsum Wolletz, Stadtcafé Hilde & Heinz, and Wildblume Naturkostbistro in Angermünde; Brauwerk Schwedt; Dorotheenhof Mescherin Art and Culture: Haus Uckermark and the Franciscan Monastery Church in Angermünde, Uckermärkische Bühnen Schwedt> Stage 1a: From Feldberg to Kolbatzer Mühle, 14 km—The trail along the Schmaler Luzin and continuing past Lake Dreetz and Lake Krüselin is a dream and makes for an excellent start to the tour.Stage 2a: From Kolbatzer Mühle to Lychen, 13 km – The town of Lychen is surrounded by seven lakes like an island, so you can almost circle it by water, orStage 1b: From Fürstenberg/Havel to Himmelpfort, 20 km—The waterfront town of Fürstenberg is situated on three islands between Lake Röblin, Lake Baalen, and Lake Schwedt.Stage 2b: From Himmelpfort to Lychen, 11 km – The route winds through the vast forests of the Uckermärkische Seen Nature Park, through pine heaths, past forest lakes, and on to the rafting town of Lychen...3.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
Gut Temmen
Difficulty
easy
8.7 km
2:07 h
23 m
24 m
Gut Temmen-Sabinensee
Short loop around the Sabienensee, partly on the road, but you can sometimes walk alongside in the field. With a bathing area and beautiful viewpoints.
Hiking Trail
· Uckermark
Gut Temmen - Krinert Lakes
Difficulty
moderate
16.1 km
3:31 h
28 m
29 m
Gut Temmen as a starting point, a moderate hike on well-maintained paths.
The geographical location of Temmen-Ringenwalde is characterised by its proximity to the Uckermark Lakes Nature Park. This region is known for its unspoiled nature and the many bodies of water that surround it. The landscape consists of rolling hills, dense forests and sparkling lakes - perfect for relaxing walks or more challenging hikes.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Temmen-Ringenwalde leads along the Ringenwalder See lake. This lake is not only a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, but also a wonderful starting point for hikes. The circular trail around the lake stretches for about 10 kilometres and offers breathtaking views of the clear water as well as the surrounding landscape.
For families with children, the Märchenwald hiking trail in the nearby forest area near Temmen-Ringenwalde is particularly suitable. This trail was specially designed to entertain children with interactive stations and at the same time teach them about the beauty of nature. Along the way they meet various fairytale characters such as Little Red Riding Hood or Hansel and Gretel - a fantastic way to make hiking fun for children.
The best seasons for hiking in Temmen-Ringenwalde are spring and autumn. In spring, nature is in full bloom, while in autumn the leaves turn colourful and provide a wonderful backdrop for walks. The summer months are also good for walking, but be aware that it can get a little hot at this time.
In addition to Lake Ringenwalde, there are many other places around Temmen-Ringenwalde where you can go hiking. The nearby Kuhzer See is another popular destination for hikers. Here you can walk along the shore or even take a detour to the island that lies in the middle of the lake.
In summary, Temmen-Ringenwalde is a true paradise for nature lovers with its numerous hiking trails and picturesque landscape. Whether you are travelling alone or with your family, you are guaranteed to find the perfect way to explore the beauty of the Uckermark.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Temmen-Ringenwalde leads along the Ringenwalder See lake. This lake is not only a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, but also a wonderful starting point for hikes. The circular trail around the lake stretches for about 10 kilometres and offers breathtaking views of the clear water as well as the surrounding landscape.
For families with children, the Märchenwald hiking trail in the nearby forest area near Temmen-Ringenwalde is particularly suitable. This trail was specially designed to entertain children with interactive stations and at the same time teach them about the beauty of nature. Along the way they meet various fairytale characters such as Little Red Riding Hood or Hansel and Gretel - a fantastic way to make hiking fun for children.
The best seasons for hiking in Temmen-Ringenwalde are spring and autumn. In spring, nature is in full bloom, while in autumn the leaves turn colourful and provide a wonderful backdrop for walks. The summer months are also good for walking, but be aware that it can get a little hot at this time.
In addition to Lake Ringenwalde, there are many other places around Temmen-Ringenwalde where you can go hiking. The nearby Kuhzer See is another popular destination for hikers. Here you can walk along the shore or even take a detour to the island that lies in the middle of the lake.
In summary, Temmen-Ringenwalde is a true paradise for nature lovers with its numerous hiking trails and picturesque landscape. Whether you are travelling alone or with your family, you are guaranteed to find the perfect way to explore the beauty of the Uckermark.
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