Experience Western Pomerania by bike

This single-day tour focuses on nature experiences at the Szczecin Haff.
The 54-kilometer circular tour starts in Anklam and leads on the Berlin-Useedom bike path through the Anklamer Stadtbruch over the villages of Bugewitz and Leopoldshagen to the resort of Mönkebude.
From here, the zeesen boat, a traditional sailing boat in the region, is transferred to the town of Easternkunge. The crossing to the island of Usedom is on request by the "Mönkebude on the Stettiner Haff". Arrived on the island of Usedom, the path leads over Usedom (city) on the mainland, the Berlin-Useedom cycle path again rejects the already passed section of the route this time in Towards the Anklam.

Attention an important note on the ferry Kamp-Karnin :

The Kamp-Karnin passenger ferry will only drive again in May 2025.

An alternative to this is the onward journey on the bike path Berlin-Usedom, Oder-Neisse-Cycle Path via Anklam.

The Tollense flows in endless loops through a largely untouched lowland for kilometers and peaceful. Only the beavers occasionally put a tree in her way.
The circular route extends over 173 km and offers a river landscape with great views.

1. Stage
from Neubrandenburg the bike path leads along the river north. In Altentreptow, the historic old town and especially the great boulder on the Klosterberg, also called Bismarck-Stein, is worth seeing. The approximately 93 m high tower of the city church of St. Bartholomai, which is bricked from bricks, shows the approximately 93 m high.

2.
The stage on barely used paths continues on the juicy meadows and shady forest islands, in between there are nostalgic manor houses and cozy villages. The gentle hills always allow a look over the valley and the Klempenow Castle with their pencil tips tower.

3. stage
rapeseed fields and avenues line the way to Neubrandenburg. As a crowning glory, an expanded, approx. 35 km long bicycle circuit leads around the Tollensesee and Lieps.

The last ice age set a nice monument on the southeastern edge of the Western Pomerania. Hundreds of lakes lay over the landscape like a sparkling carpet and give it a unique face. A tour of this region melted cyclists, hobby geologists and nature -loving people alike. The ice age route offers a journey through time through recent earth history.

1. - 2. Stage
starting in one of the most fish -rich regions in the country, Demmin, the bike path leads through meadows, over fields, forest and villages. The park around the magnificent manor house Zinzow invites you to a cozy picnic. The boulder in Schwichtenberg shows almost the entire creation of the last cold period. The Friedland meadow is also an icy legacy. Just a few kilometers further, the Brohmer Mountains summit enable a fabulous view. For example from the Fuchsberg, for which the detour via Gehren is definitely worth it.

3. - 6th stage
past the Helpter Bergen via the Mühlenstadt Woldegk leads the tour to the Feldberger Lake landscape nature park. His lakes are crystal clear and deep, the forests, lush green and devout the valleys and hills. The Wasserstadt Havel shines with its magical baroque lock. From the lively Hafen promenade Röbels (Müritz), the route initially leads to the hilly hinterland. Flower meadows and grain fields line the way to Göhren-Lebbin.

7. Stage
The route usually runs on the eastern edge of the sea of ​​pine. Only occasionally leads them through small villages. The gorgeous Gutshof Blücherhof proves to be a real piece of jewelry. The Kummerower See is even more exhausted than the Malchiner- at least the fourth largest in the country. On the last kilometers, the cycle path gradually climbs up to an impressive 37 meters and winds back to Demmin quite close to the water.

The mountains in the far northeast of Germany is the work of the last ice age. Her glaciers left stately hills, gentle valleys and clear lakes. Best conditions for a successful cycling vacation.

The bike tour through the Brohmer mountains and the Randowtal is the perfect balance to the otherwise flat landscapes. The tour extends over 4 stages with lengths of approx. 50 km.

1. - 2. Stage
starting in the historically shaped city of Pasewalk, the first stage, accompanied by a chestnut avenue, leads via Strasburg to Woldegk. Worth seeing is the castle wall in Rosenthal, the city wall in Strasburg and the park in Wolfshagen, before going to Friedland the next day.

3. Stage
in the Findlingsgarten of Schwichtenberg pile up huge treasures of the ice age. They also left Lake Galgenbeck. This species-rich biotope is under UNESCO protection. The path leads to Torgelow through villages, fairy tale forests and flower meadows. Here is a visit to the Ukranenland open -air museums and Castrum Turglowe, which show what life in the region looked like during the Slavic period and in the Middle Ages.

4. Stage
on the way back to Pasewalk rises in a half -timbered manner in the Denkmaldorf Rothenklempenow. Dreamy places nestle on the deep forests of the Ueckermünde Heide and the Randow meanders through the unspoilt paradise. In their lowlands, the Latzigsee and the Koblentzer See shimmer.

Side route 1: Length 7 km, Strasburg - Kreckow
Near route 2: Length 17 km, Brohm - Heinrichswalde

Stress, mass entertainment, accessibility, altitude records - none of this is in the Trebel Valley. Here is time and space to let the soul wander and to escape everyday life. Hanseatic city of Demmin - Tribsees - Grimmen, a journey through unspoilt nature and limitless expanse. The circular route is divided into 3 stages, each with lengths of approx. 50 - 60 km.

1. stage
The break from everyday life begins in the Hanseatic city of Demmin, at the confluence of Peene, Tollense and Trebel. Especially in the lower reaches between Demmin and Tibsees, the Trebel often spreads. She likes to put meadows under water and runs into small side arms. Cyclists remain at a proper distance from the reed belts and bogs. There are only a few on the way, but the avenues are all the more idyllic. The winding small town alleys in Tribsees blows a touch of the Middle Ages, which is only reinforced by the city gates, storage and museums.

2. Stage
via Quitzin to Grimmen, the park around the Quitzin hunting lodge is recommended as an ideal picnic location. A round of honor can then be driven around Grimmen well. The parish church of St. Marien was built as an early Gothic brick building with field stone base around 1267. Pretty villages with manor houses, chapels and farm gardens hide between rapeseed fields and forest islands.

3. Stage
on the way back after Demmin, the highly original church in Kirch Baggendorf and the historic wooden train bridge in Nehringen, which once marked the border between Mecklenburg and Pomerania.

Side route 1: Length 5 km, Klein Methling - Nehringen
Near route 2: Length 9 km, Tribsees - Fäsekow