Route and stages of the Berlin-Usedom-Cycling tour
The Berlin- long-distance cycle routeUsedom begins directly in Heart of Berlin and runs over a distance of approximately 337 kilometers except for the sun-drenched island Usedom on the Baltic Sea. Depending on the planning, the tour can be done in six daily stages The official route initially runs along the Panke river via Bernau and Eberswalde through the forest- and lake-rich biosphere reserve Schorfheide-ChorinThe state-recognized resort is located in the middle of this nature reserve. Joachimsthal, a popular stopover directly on the Grimnitzsee and access to Werbellinsee – ideal for a break with a view of the water. The route continues through the historic city. Angermunde and through that Uckermark hill country to Prenzlau and PasewalkFurther along the route, cyclists reach the lagoon coast with its charming harbor towns. Ueckermünde and MönkebudeFrom there the route leads via Anklam and the Peene Valley to the island Usedom, On Usedom The cycle path partially follows the route of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route until it finally ends in Ahlbeck or, alternatively, in Peenemünde – depending on the chosen option.
Overview of stages:
- Berlin – Bernau (20 km - approx. 1:50 h)
- Bernau – Joachimsthal (46 km - approx. 3 hours)
- Joachimsthal – Prenzlau (62 km - approx. 4 h)
- Prenzlau – Ueckermünde (69 km - approx. 4:30 h)
- Ueckermüde – Usedom (City) (61 km - approx. 4 h)
- Usedom (City) – Peenemünde (72 km - approx. 5 h)
Route at the Mecklenburger Radtour
The Berlin-Baltic Sea bike tour of Mecklenburger Radtour has a slightly different route: It starts in Oranienburg north of Berlin. From there, the route leads north through landscapes rich in forests and waterways to Fürstenberg. Continue via Neuglobsow, which is idyllic at Lake Stechlin lies, after Neustrelitz in Mecklenburg. The route then continues through expansive lake landscapes and reaches the city. Neubrandenburg with its well-preserved city wall.
From there, the route continues northeast to Ueckermünde, a charming port city on the Stettiner HaffFrom here, the route approaches the Baltic coast and finally reaches the island. Usedom.
Take your time
Even in Berlin, you can start your visit with a visit to Museums, TV tower, Reichstag etc., spend a lot of time. Besides the churches in the villages along the Berlin- long-distance cycle routeUsedom There are many architectural sites you can visit while passing through. Steintor and Hunger Tower with the local history museum in Bernau, which City wall in Prenzlau with their watchtowers, or the historic old towns of Angermünde, Ueckermünde and Pasewalk – where there is also a museum dedicated to the prehistory and early history of the region. Climb the 27-meter-high castle tower in Ueckermünde for a wonderful view over the... Gabled houses of the old town, city port and Stettiner Haff until after Usedom.
In Torgelow, Western Pomerania, the open-air archaeological museum is highly recommended, offering a vivid portrayal of life in the early Middle Ages. Anklam boasts the Otto Lilienthal Museum , Peenemünde the Maritime Museum , and of course, you should admire the seaside resort architecture in Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin.
Enjoy the fresh air
For nature lovers is the Berlin- bike tourUsedom particularly appealing, because it runs over long distances largely untouched natural landscapes, so it begins about 60 kilometers outside Berlin Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve In Brandenburg, a landscape shaped by the Ice Age with many lakes, ancient forests, and moors. Cycle paths often lead off to the left or right; if you have the time and inclination, treat yourself to one. little break and hike a bit through nature. The area is located in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Landscape conservation area “Lower Peene Valley” and Stettiner Haff Nature Park on the Baltic coast. There are many beautiful cycle paths in Germany, but this one is very special.
Tips for Usedom
Usedom, the Germany's sunniest islandIt's an ideal destination for nature lovers, families, and those seeking relaxation. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your stay:
- Enjoy the beaches
The miles of sandy beaches, especially in the imperial seaside resorts of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin, are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and strolling. Those seeking a quieter experience should visit the natural beach near Ückeritz. - Explore the Imperial Spas
The historic spa architecture in Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck and Bansin is impressive. - Excursion into the hinterland
The so-called Achterland region is quieter, more rural, and ideal for nature lovers. Visit places like Benz with its old Dutch windmill, or take a boat trip across the Achterwasser lagoon. - Events and Culture
Many concerts, markets, and festivals take place during the summer months. Find out in advance about events such as the Vineta Festival or the... Usedomthe music festival.
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