Rostock/Markgrafenheide: Guided hiking tour through the coastal forest｜Germany

A walk through the Markgrafenheide coastal forest offers insights into a natural area full of tranquility, diversity and history. The hike follows historical paths of the city forest, which was acquired by Rostock as early as 1252, and combines a nature experience with stories of bygone times.
The approximately two-hour walking tour leads through pristine forest areas, past ancient giant trees, hidden clearings, and quiet paths that have borne witness to the interplay of man and nature for centuries.
A journey for all the senses: the fresh air, the rustling of the leaves, the tranquility of the forest and the stories that bring the forest and its surroundings to life. A walk that impressively combines nature, history and the special atmosphere of the coastal landscape.

Practical tips:
Duration: approx. 2.5 hours
Route characteristics: approximately 6 km of natural forest and sandy paths, not wheelchair accessible
Weatherproof clothes, sturdy footwear and mosquito repellent recommended.
Tour ending point: Blaue Boje, Budentannenweg 10, 18146 Rostock-Markgrafenheide
Know before you go: There is no parking at the Heidehaus! If you are arriving by car, please allow enough time for the walk from the Stubbenwiese parking lot or from Moorgraben or from across from the campsite on Budentannenweg to the starting point.