Mecklenburgische Seen East cycle map Bikeline MV07 Bikeline | 9783850009157

Demmin - Malchin - Müritz - Neubrandenburg - Neustrelitz - Teterow - Waren (Müritz) The Mecklenburg Lake District is an unforgettable experience with glittering blue lakes in the midst of lush green forests, embedded in a gentle hilly landscape. The Mecklenburg Lake District was formed more than 20,000 years ago during the last ice age. The glaciers and their melt streams formed a varied end moraine and sand landscape. This resulted in mountain ranges and numerous lakes, which gave southern Mecklenburg the name "Land of a thousand lakes". The Müritz and the Plauer See are among the largest. The watershed between the Baltic Sea and the North Sea runs between Klocksin and Alt Schwerin. It ensures that, for example, the Havel and Peene, whose source areas in the Müritz National Park are only a few kilometers apart, flow in different directions. The Havel flows over the Elbe into the North Sea, Inviting little towns line the banks of the numerous lakes, stylish promenades along the banks invite you to take a leisurely rest and the view over the wide expanses of water makes the soul calm and relaxed. Nature lovers can be enchanted by the unique landscape in the Müritz National Park and bathing enthusiasts can always dive into the cool water of the countless lakes - unique views, crystal clear water and rare bird species await you. On the Müritz, which is considered the "small sea", are the pretty towns of Waren, which may bear the name Heilbad, Röbel and many small and dreamy-looking villages. Also worth seeing are Neustrelitz and the "City of the Four Gates" - Neubrandenburg (both located on the Mecklenburg Lakes Cycle Path), as well as Teterow and Malchin (on the Hamburg-Rügen Cycle Path). The Mecklenburg Lakes Cycle Route runs in large loops through the eastern Mecklenburg Lake District. Long-distance cycle path Berlin-Copenhagen and Havel cycle path take you on a common route coming from the south to the source of the Havel and the former continue via Waren in the direction of Rostock. A circumnavigation of the Müritz is a must for every cyclist who visits the lake district - the Müritz circular route makes it possible. Other important regional routes include the castles and the Tollensetal circular route, which can be used to access the northern areas of the map. Cycle paths and routes with information about surface and traffic density. Selected street names. Precise gradient and distance information. Selection of the most important tourist information. Waterproof and tear-resistant paper. Thoroughly researched and permanently updated. With the cartographic route information you can start your trip confidently, because all the necessary information is already compiled for you: road surface (paved or unpaved), traffic density, hill slopes, distance information tourist infrastructure such as inns and lodging establishments, as well as the cultural and scenic attractions of the region.