Uckermärkischer cycle route
The Uckermärkische biking trail is through the districts Uckermark , Mecklenburg Lake District and Vorpommern-Greifswald running Radfernweg . The 260 km long circular route was opened on April 29, 2006. The 85 km long Uckermark section from Stolpe via Angermünde , Joachimsthal and Templin to Lychen was completely rebuilt with a network of cycle roads until autumn 2005. The cycle path begins in Stolpe and leads through Schwedt / Oder , Prenzlau , Feldberg , Lychen, Templin and Angermünde. Particularly worth seeing is the drive through the Lower Oder Valley National Park , the town of Gramzow with the Brandenburg Museum for Small and Private Railways, the bypassing of the Unteruckersee , the town of Prenzlau with its many historical sights, the town of Boitzenburg with Boitzenburg Castle , the Feldberg lake landscape , the town of Lychen (town between the seven lakes), the town of Templin with its historic town center, the thermal baths and the Templin – Fürstenberg trolley line , the NABU information center Blumberger Mühle (near Angermünde) and the old town center in Angermünde.
Mitteltorturm and Marienkirche in Prenzlau
Lower Oder Valley National Park
Angermünde market square
Boitzenburg Castle
Town hall Templin
Bicycle draisine at Templin
NaturTherme Templin
Fürstenwerder: unnecessarily steep new facility (left) instead of repairing the quiet country road.
Wurlsee near Lychen
Manor house in Stolpe
Keep of Stolpe Castle
Unteruckersee with a view of Prenzlau
Lake view rest area between Potzlow and Fergitz
