Cycling the Ice Age Route in the Mecklenburg Lake District

Your first stage on the Ice Age route leads from Fürstenberg / Havel for a good 63 kilometers to the colorful port city of Röbel / Müritz. Countless small, dreamy lakes in the middle of romantic forests await you, which entice you to take a bath.You can easily reach your starting point by train from Berlin, Rostock or Stralsund. …read more

It's only a good 30 kilometers to Malchow, so you can start the day comfortably, stroll along the harbor promenade or even take a boat tour on the Müritz. By the way, the name comes from Slavic and means "little sea".Now you leave the Seestadt and drive northwest past an ancient crown oak and a romantic water lily pond. After 13 kilometers, Gut Lexow invites you to take a cake break.read more

The path between Malchow and Malchin is characterized by its diverse glacier landscape. For a good 68 kilometers you will drive along the most varied of tracks that the Ice Age with its mighty glaciers left behind. Dirt roads are not uncommon on this tour.

You cycle over the gently undulating ground moraine landscape through forests, over meadows and past …read more

Today, almost 35 kilometers await you along the Kummerower See, which, like the Malchiner See, was created from melt water from ice age glaciers. The tour is not that long, so you have time for side trips or long breaks for swimming.Behind Malchin, a quiet side street leads parallel to the east bank of the Kummerower See, whose northern …read more

The fifth stage leads over 33 kilometers through the flat, undulating ground moraine landscape in the Tollense valley. You can really pedal on the flat and straight route.After a section on an unpaved field path you will reach the Orstner bridge, on which you cross the Tollense. Then you drive to Alt Tellin, where there is an old Dutch windmill to be admired.read more

It stays flat - on your route to Schwichtenberg you cycle along extensive river valley moors with a special flora. If you don't have any more provisions, I recommend a short detour to Burow, the next supermarket on the route only comes after 30 kilometers in Friedland.Shortly after Brest, a short detour to the lonely castle ruins of Veste …read more

Today there are only about 32 kilometers on the program - how about a round trip on the nostalgic narrow-gauge railway before you start? Then you cycle along the nature reserve around Lake Galenbeck with its special flora and fauna.Shortly afterwards you will reach the Fischerhaus Galenbeck, here it is worth taking a break. In the small town you can find out about the geological features of the area on various boards.read more

You cycle almost 50 kilometers through the gently undulating, unique Ice Age landscape between the medieval town of Strasburg and the Kneipp health resort of Feldberg. To cool off, the turquoise-blue sparkling Feldberg lake landscape awaits you.Little-traveled country roads lead you out of Strasburg and onto a varied, narrow bike path through the blooming landscape. You will reach the town of Woldegk, where you can take a short coffee break and find shopping opportunities.read more

The circle closes with the last 33.3 kilometers back to Fürstenberg. You cycle through the sand area with its sleepy villages and dense forests and pass numerous, small lakes.Behind Feldberg, an old church and a windmill adorn your path. Soon afterwards, the first small lakes near Dabelow beckon to take a bathing break. It continues on quiet side streets, partly through the forest, partly with a view of wide fields, to your final stage destination Fürstenberg.read more

The first round trip is 215 kilometers long and runs on the northwestern edge of the Ice Age route via Demmin, Malchin, Waren and Neubrandenburg. You can ride it in one piece or split it into two, three or four stages - depending on your pace.The tour leads along the Kummerower and Malchiner lakes, Kölpinsees and Müritz, as well as through the meander valley of the Tollense. Extensive water views, scenic diversity and bathing opportunities are guaranteed.read more

This circular tour leads over 202 kilometers through the cities of Neubrandenburg, Waren (Müritz), Malchow, Röbel and Neustrelitz. You determine the length of the stage - numerous accommodations await your visit along the route.The route leads along the Müritz National Park and you drive around the largest inland lake in Germany. Around Mirow and Neustrelitz, a patchwork quilt of …read more

Do you fancy a sporting challenge? Then take the third round tour of 114 kilometers in a row - or divide it into several stages at your own pace.The tour connects the cities of Neustrelitz, Wesenberg, Fürstenberg / Havel and Feldberg. It leads you through a gently undulating, varied landscape peppered with bathing lakes, where certainly no bathing wish remains unfulfilled.read more

This tour leads over 160 kilometers via Neubrandenburg, Feldberg, Woldegk and Strasburg. A varied up and down awaits you through the Ice Age landscape, past the Müritz National Park and the extensive Tollensesee.You cycle on a variety of paths through blooming landscapes and shady forests. The Feldberg lake landscape offers numerous bathing opportunities, including the Tollensesee near Neubrandenburg. Ice age boulders line your way again and again.read more

This round trip connects the small towns of Neubrandenburg, Altentreptow and Friedland. Peace, seclusion and idyll await you on the 117 kilometers through the river landscapes of the Datze and Tollense, past magnificent palaces, castles and churches as well as through biotopes that are home to special flora and fauna.Perhaps you would like to make a stop in Schwichtenberg …read more