Long-distance cycle route Hamburg – Rügen

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The long-distance cycle route Hamburg-Rügen leads on detours, sometimes almost in zigzag, over a length of around 520 kilometers from the Hanseatic city of Hamburg to the largest island in Germany, Rügen . That is about twice as far as the more direct route on small and medium-sized roads that are good for cycling from Hamburg to Stralsund (Rügen dam) via Lübeck , Wismar and Rostock .

The long-distance cycle route leads through the federal states of Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . A national park , three biosphere reserves and three nature parks are on the route .

From Geesthacht you reach Lauenburg at the confluence of the Elbe-Lübeck Canal . The further route leads via Büchen to Mölln. This is followed by Ratzeburg and the Schaalsee biosphere reserve . On the further route are Gadebusch, Schwerin, the Döpe nature reserve and the Sternberger Seenland nature park . The route to Putbus and Sassnitz on the island of Rügen runs via Güstrow and Stralsund .

Route

  • Hamburg
  • Geesthacht: 37 km / 37 km
  • Lauenburg: 18 km / 55 km
  • Mölln: 35 km / 90 km
  • Ratzeburg: 15 km / 105 km
  • Gadebusch: 34 km / 139 km
  • Schwerin: 29 km / 168 km
  • Bad Kleinen: 21 km / 189 km
  • Warin: 24 km / 213 km
  • Güstrow: 62 km / 275 km
  • Teterow: 43 km / 318 km
  • Demmin: 51 km / 369 km
  • Stralsund: 76 km / 445 km
  • Putbus: 43 km / 483 km
  • Sassnitz: 33 km / 516 km

Web links

Wikivoyage: Long-distance cycle route Hamburg – Rügen  - travel guide