Königsweg

Circular path, signposted by a blue line in a white square, in both directions

• start from Wolfshagen Palace (parking space, restaurant/cafe only in Wolfshagen, an inn by the Palace)
• continue to cross the Stepenitz bridge left along the road to Seddin (no separate hikinh path for one kilometer; if you want to avoid the road, you can go right into the Auwald (trail marked))
• walk through the village Seddin with its restored church (built around 1300, restored around 1500); there are no trail marks in the village but the royal tomb is signposted
• follow the rarely frequented road to Kreuzberg (no separate hiking path for a kilometer)
• the path to the royal tomb has been built out with slabs of concrete, info boards at the turn-off
• resting place and info boards at the royal tomb, one of the most significant Bronze Age burial mounds in Northern Central Europe; a new circular path since 2014 with the showcasing of the row of fire pits in front of the tomb as a brick flooring
• a field track running through a small forest leads you to the old, tree-lined road to Seddin
• walk through the village, past the warrior memorial, straight ahead
• turn right at the turn-off in front of the cemetary, the trail marks start there again; go right at the end of the woods
• romantic forest until the road ends
• cross the Stepenitz bridge on your right to get back to the palace