Stage 11 of the "66-Lakes Trail": Strausberg train station to Woltersdorf

A must-see on this leg of the tour is the Rüdersdorf Museum Park, as well as the lock and the old tram in Woltersdorf. In the Rüdersdorf Museum Park, you can learn about how limestone has been mined and processed over the past 17 years on approximately 800 hectares of land. At the end of the tour, you can visit the Woltersdorf Lock, with a drop of 2,10 meters. The first lock was built here around 1500, and the current one dates back to 2000. You can then return home on the historic tram.

Length: 22,3 km, Duration: about 6 h

Start: Strausberg train station

Goal: Woltersdorf

Logo/route marking: Blue dot on a white background

Public transport: From Berlin Hauptbahnhof take the S5 (Strausberg Nord) to Strausberg Bahnhof (approx. 45 min)

Departure public transport: From Woltersdorf take the TRAM 87 (Rahnsdorf) to Rahnsdorf, then continue with the S3 (Spandau) to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (approx. 1 h)

Course: Strausberg train station, lower Annatal, small Stienitzsee, Hennickendorf, Stienitzsee, Tasdorf, Rüdersdorf, Kalksee, Woltersdorf

Directions/Useful information: This stage of the 66-Lakes Trail takes you from Strausberg via Hegermühle, Hennickendorf, Stienitzsee, Tasdorf, and Rüdersdorf to Woltersdorf. Along this route, you'll pass through several scenic areas, including the Lange Dammwiesen nature reserve. You'll also pass the small and large Stienitzsee lakes, as well as the Kalksee lake.

Sights:

• lower Anna Valley
• Quail Tower in Hennickendorf
• Stienitzsee
• Rüdersorf Museum Park
• Woltersdorf lock and historic tram

Road condition / route development: mostly unpaved roads

Maps/Literature:

• "66-Seen-Weg, Hikeline hiking guide", Publisher: Esterbauer GmbH, Edition: 3 (2019), ISBN: 978-3-85000-760-3, 11,90 Euro