Oder-Neisse Cycle Route

With the rivers to the sea

Logo Oder-Neisse Cycle Route, © TMV

Route

225 km

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Time out on the beach of Mönkebude, © TMV/Gänsicke
Pedestrian bridge in Anklam, © TMV/Tiemann
Pomeranian cog Ucra in the port of Ueckermünde, © TMV/Tiemann
Anklam, the gateway to the Island of Usedom, © TMV/Gänsicke
Bugewitz bike path, © TMV/Gänsicke
Pier in the seaside resort Ahlbeck, © TMV/Grundner

Route

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    Museum of local history Rieth

    • Grenzstraße, 17375 Rieth

    The museum of local history, tells the story of how life was 100-150 years ago. The old fishing tools, kitchen tools and photos testify the history. In the smallest museum of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, you can experience the history of Rieth.

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    Otto Lilienthal Museum

    • Closed today
    • Ellbogenstraße, 17389 Anklam

    Otto Lilienthal Museum, holder of many awards, tells the tale of how the technical history of aviation became human flight's cultural history

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    Castle Penkun

    • Schlosshof, 17328 Penkun

    First cited at the end of the 12th century, castle Penkun is nowadays one of the last preserved castles once owned by the dukes of Pomerania. Inside the former administration building the castle association opened a border and customs museum, inside the castle cellars there is a small exhibition that deals with Pomerania’s judiciary.

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    Railroad lift bridge Karnin

    • Karnin, 18469 Karnin

    The railroad lift bridge was the most modern in Europe when it was inaugurated in 1933. The fixed superstructures were blown up in 1945.

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    St. Nicholas Church Anklam

    • Nikolaikirchstraße, 17389 Anklam

    The Nikolai Church in the center of the Hanseatic city of Anklam, very close to the river Peene, is one of the few preserved witnesses of brick Gothic architecture from Anklam's founding period 750 years ago. With the gallery of the "coat of arms windows of the Hanseatic League", a unique monument for Europe is created in the Nikolaikirche.

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    Ahlbeck Pier

    • Dünenstraße, 17419 Seebad Ahlbeck

    The Ahlbeck pier is considered the landmark of the island of Usedom and, like most of the nearby spa architecture villas, dates from the century before last.

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Sporty starts in the Jizera Mountains: the birthplace of the Neisse River offers pleasurable uphill and downhill rides with heavenly views. North of Frankfurt (Oder), the Neisse joins the Oder, whose dikes are equipped with wonderful bike paths. Shortly before the border with Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the bike path leaves the Oder, which pours into the Szczecin Lagoon on the Polish side.

Vorpommern welcomes its guests with seven idyllic lakes. Through the blooming meadows and rolling fields of the Randowbruch, the route continues to Krackow with its typical Western Pomeranian architecture. Löcknitz nestles dreamily in the quiet Randow valley, where only the gurgling of the river and the buzzing of bees break the silence. Guarded by a thousand-year-old oak tree, Lake Löcknitz invites you to take a refreshing dip.

Near Glashütte begins the Ueckermünder Heide - a green sea whose pleasant scent of forest and water clears the lungs. The small town of the same name, Ueckermünde, captivates with the charm of its Renaissance castle and its lively harbor. Directly along the water, accompanied by numerous waterfowl, the bike path leads to the Lilienthal town of Anklam. An impressive bascule bridge connects the town with the Island of Usedom. Enchanting bays, rolling hills and blooming rape fields characterize the island's unspoiled hinterland. The seaside resort of Ahlbeck, the destination of this trip, is one of the imperial resorts. These present themselves in finest resort architecture, with wide promenade, villas of the golden age, filigree piers and miles of dream beaches.

Route characteristics:
In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Oder-Neisse Cycle Path runs mainly on paved cycle paths and quiet country roads. Only rarely does it run along moderately busy roads. Particularly near the coast, there are some sections with poorer traffic, e.g. in the form of unpaved forest and field paths.

The Oder-Neisse Cycle Path is signposted almost throughout, but not always consistently.

Further information on the Brandenburg section of the Oder-Neisse Cycle Route

Current note: In recent weeks, a fish kill was observed in the Oder River, the causes of which are currently still being investigated. In the meantime, however, the water quality in the Oder has improved significantly. There is no longer an acute danger situation. The general orders restricting use have therefore been lifted with immediate effect by all districts and the city of Frankfurt (Oder).
The cycle path is open and can be used. The Neiße was not affected by the fish kill.

Service

Arrival

Public transport:

Rail connections: e.g. Liberec, Frankfurt (Oder), Schwedt (Oder), Anklam, seaside resort Ahlbeck

More information

More info / links:

  • Tour tips: Typical pre-Pomeranian architecture of the colonist villages in Riether Winkel, harbor towns of Ueckermünde and Anklam, resort architecture on Usedom.

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