Barnim Villages Walk, 33-kilometer nature trail in northern Berlin, Germany.
The Barnim Villages Walk is a 33-kilometer route that connects rural settlements north of Berlin through natural areas. It follows the Tegeler Fliess stream through forests, meadows, and wetlands while passing protected nature reserves.
The trail passes through Karow, home to Berlin's oldest standing village church, and near the historical Wartenberg estate. These locations mark the long settlement history of the Barnim region dating back to medieval times.
The route passes traditional villages where old farms and farm shops reveal how people have lived off the land for generations. Brodowin's eco-village demonstrates modern sustainable farming practices that visitors can observe during their walk.
The trail is accessible from multiple points via public transport, including U-Bahn station Alt-Tegel and S-Bahn stations at Karow, Waidmannslust, and Ahrensfelde. Sturdy hiking boots and weather-resistant clothing are recommended, especially for wetland and moorland sections.
Wooden footbridges cross moor meadows where water buffalo graze freely in designated conservation areas. These animals are part of a nature management project that maintains the open landscape through grazing.
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