Long-distance cycle route Berlin – Usedom

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Long-distance cycle route Berlin-Usedom
Logo of the long-distance cycle route Berlin – Usedom
overall length 337 km
location BerlinBerlin Berlin Brandenburg Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
BrandenburgBrandenburg 
Mecklenburg-Western PomeraniaMecklenburg-Western Pomerania 
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Route Berlin Usedom Radfernweg.jpg
Starting point Berlin
Target point Usedom
Connection to Berlin – Copenhagen cycle route

Europaradwanderweg R1

Baltic Sea Cycle Route

The Berlin – Usedom long-distance cycle route is a long -distance cycle route in the federal states of Berlin , Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . Its implementation began in 2002; the official opening by the ADFC took place on August 30, 2007.

The long-distance cycle path leads over a length of 337 kilometers from Berlin-Mitte through the Barnimer Land , the Uckermark and through Western Pomerania to Peenemünde on the island of Usedom . It will continue to Stettin via Wolin Island .

Routing

Marking of the cycle path

The name Pankeradweg is also used from Berlin to Bernau.

Berlin

In Berlin, the long-distance cycle path is part of the cycle and hiking path along the Panke . Since July 2010, this has led mainly asphalted and expanded to Bernau in the Pankequell area.

country Brandenburg

Barnim

Signpost in Lobetal, Barnim
Church in Marienwerder
Dovinsee near Joachimsthal
Pigeon tower in Glambeck

Uckermark

View of the Uckertal
Great Peetzigsee
Warnitz railway station (Uckermark)
The long-distance cycle path at Wolletzsee
The Wolletzsee on the long-distance cycle path
  • Wolletz at the Wolletzsee
  • Steinhöfel over the motorway bridge BAB 11 , Koppelberge 63.3 m high
  • Oberuckersee (685 ha of water with castle wall island )
    • Warnitz with campground, train station, bathing facilities, passenger ship “ Onkel Albert ”, observation tower on the bypass road in the direction of Melzow, the cycle path continues parallel to the railway line to the north
    • Quast with bathing beach, route further through the half-barrier over the Höhnesweg around the Krummen See to Seehausen.
    • Seehausen with a train station
    • Ucker (river / canal)
    • Potzlow ( Roland statue on the market square)
    • Strehlow
    • Zollchow
  • Unteruckersee
  • Prenzlau ( Marienkirche , Dominican monastery, city wall, Slavic boat Ukrasvan ), train station
    • River Quillow
    • Vossberg (viewpoint at 37.6 m height)
    • Ellingen
    • Schönwerder
    • Bandelow
    • Trebenow with large stone grave (about 700 meters southeast of the church, in front of the southern entrance to the village)
    • Advertising low
    • Nechlin

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

  • Low
  • Pasewalk with St. Nikolai Church (13th century), Marienkirche ( largest church in Western Pomerania ), city wall towers, museum in Prenzlauer Tor , train station
    • Friedberg
    • Viereck, Stallberg and Drögeheide with barracks and military training areas in the " Land of the Three Seas ": " Forest-Sea, Sand-Sea, Nothing More " (Soldier's saying of several generations)
  • Torgelow with castle ruins and Christ Church, Slavic craftsmen's settlement from the 9th century ( Ukranenland ), train station
    • Torgelow Dutch factory
    • Eggesin with the neo-Gothic brick church, train station
    • Hoppenwalde with train station
  • Ueckermünde with city palace / Pomeranian palace with a tower that can be seen from afar and the Haffmuseum, Marienkirche, city harbor, train station, Haffbad and zoo
    • Grambine
    • Mönkebude
    • Leopoldshagen
  • Bugewitz (Dammweg)
  • from May to September the route can be shortened by ferry from Kamp to Karnin. Passing the railway lift bridge , the section around Anklam is no longer necessary.
  • Anklam ( bascule bridge near Zecherin )
Ahlbeck pier

Abbreviations and alternative routes

Alternative route Prenzlauer Berg – Pankow

For the route between Mauerpark (Prenzlauer Berg) and Schlosspark Pankow:

After the Mauerpark, continue along the signposted Berlin Wall Trail to the Schwedter Steg, with a view of the North Cross of the Berlin Railway. Pass the Bornholmer Straße S-Bahn station . Only leave the Berlin Wall Trail at Bürgerpark Berlin-Pankow . Cross the Bürgerpark along the Pankeweg , which is also signposted . The Pankeweg meets the now well-developed route of the Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle path in the Pankow Palace Park with Schönhausen Palace .

Abbreviation Werbelow – Bugewitz

For the route from Werbelow via Ferdinandshof to Bugewitz:

Brietzig, Wilsikow, cross the B 104, over the motorway bridge to Lukow, Klein Lukow, Friedrichshagen to Ferdinandshof, Demnitz, over the Zarow river to Altwigshafen, cross Neuendorf A, B 109, Altwigshafen, the disused train station Borckenfrieden, Heidberg and Bugewitz.

Abbreviation Glambeck – Steinhöfel

It is possible to use the shortcut from Glambeck to Steinhöfel to save yourself the trip via Angermünde .

Train stations

The route is also passable in sections. With the exception of the area around the city of Usedom, a place with a train station can be found every 30–45 minutes. The following train stations can be used along the long-distance cycle path:

Train

Railway lines

literature

  • Sabine Kostka, Detlef Kaden: Out and about on the Berlin-Usedom long-distance cycle path . A travelguide; on CD-ROM: GPS tracks. IS.Radweg, Berlin 2006, ISBN 3-9810029-3-8 .
  • Long distance cycle route Berlin-Usedom: from the metropolis to the Baltic Sea . an original bikeline bike tour book; [Bike tour book and map 1: 75000]. Esterbauer, Rodingersdorf 2006, ISBN 978-3-85000-203-5 .
  • Berlin-Usedom cycle path . Cycling map 1: 50,000. Publicpress, Geseke, ISBN 978-3-89920-351-6 .
  • Michael Faber, Jürgen Thesing (Eds.): Cycle Path Berlin-Usedom . Complete travel guide. Velo-Touring, Berlin.
  • Berlin-Usedom - From the capital to the Baltic Sea . Compact spiral 1: 75,000, BVA Bielefelder Verlag 2008, ISBN 978-3-87073-436-7 .

Web links

Commons : Radfernweg Berlin – Usedom  - Collection of images

Coordinates: 52 ° 31 ′ 5.9 ″  N , 13 ° 24 ′ 3.6 ″  E