Jahnishausen Castle Park – Seerhausen Castle Park loop from Jahna-Auenwälder
Jahnishausen Castle Park – Seerhausen Castle Park loop from Jahna-Auenwälder
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8.83km
20m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 17, 2026
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Jahna-Auenwälder
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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118 m
Highlight • Structure
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529 m
Highlight • Historical Site
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560 m
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1.65 km
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3.60 km
Highlight • Religious Site
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3.86 km
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6.78 km
Highlight • Natural
8.38 km
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8.83 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
4.60 km
2.84 km
712 m
419 m
247 m
Surfaces
2.52 km
2.09 km
1.70 km
1.52 km
993 m
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Sunday 28 June
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19°C
85 %
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Thank you for the tour suggestion. Since the crocuses and snowdrops will certainly not be blooming for long, I walked this route today. It is amazing what beautiful parks still exist at these former castles 🏰. But I was particularly impressed by the alluvial forests with their snowdrops and the lowlands with the old willows.
Part of the …
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Seerhausen Castle was not considered one of the castles worth preserving in the GDR. The furniture and treasures were stolen and brought to Dresden, and the castle was blown up to provide building materials for new farmers. A soccer field …
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There are many in the Polenz Valley every year, but now we wanted to go to the Jahnatal Valley.
Unfortunately, other people's activities always "disappear" on komoot, and when you save them, the comments and photos are also gone.
So we searched again ourselves and found many buds …
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