The Wittmoor nature preserve is a highland moor north of Hamburg near the city forest. This hike takes you on a route from the nearest public transit stop and follows the standard tour around the forested moor.

This hike takes you through the ancient city forest of the free city of Hamburg. Annexed to the city in the 15th century, it has been open to the public since the 18th. It's a small forest of meandering paths and forest idyll.

This hike takes you on a tour of the Fischbecker Meadows for some natural beauty closer to Hamburg. Like the heath moor of the Lüneburg Meadows, this park also blooms in the autumn months, which makes a hike here in the fading days of summer ideal.

The Hanheide National Park is comprised of a now detached and preserved portion of the Saxonwald or Saxon Forest, which once stretched across most of Holstein. This hike just takes you through the charming and, at times, mystical forests of the ancient Saxons.