グロース・ジームでののおすすめMTBライド

It's a bit far from here to the sailing ship, but whatever ;). I suggest going to the ferry port, buying a ticket (it's a small cost, but the route isn't long either 😂) and admiring this wonder that is the PASSAT up close.

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Unfortunately, there's no real alternative to the bike path along the road on this section, but that doesn't exactly make it a mountain bike highlight. The views over Lake Dassow at least make up for the technically boring asphalt. But since the bike path is in really good condition, you can get this section over with quickly and move on to more suitable trails.

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You can visit it

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A beautifully constructed bridge on the former railway embankment between Dassow and Schönberg. From here, you have a magnificent view of the Stepenitz and Maurine lowlands with their reed and moor landscape.

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Travemünde is a casual holiday resort on the Baltic Sea and a port for Scandinavian ferries. Fish restaurants line the banks of the Trave and Travemünde's beach promenade overlooking the Bay of Lübeck. Fish sandwiches are sold at stalls in the fishing port. The old lighthouse from 1539, a brick building, is now a maritime museum. The historic four-masted barque Passat can be visited as part of a guided tour.

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The day is still young, there is a light breeze blowing from the north-east. The best time for a trip from Travemünde to Niendorf-Hafen, along the Brodtener Steilufer via Hermannshöhe. A panoramic view of the Bay of Lübeck is guaranteed.

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Travemünde harbor The Baltic Sea spa town of Travemünde in the south of the Bay of Lübeck is one of the most beautiful and charming seaside resorts in Europe and is of course also very popular with holidaymakers who travel on the Baltic Sea with their sailing or motor yachts. Four-masted barque Passat

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During the GDR era, we used the Lübeck-Schlutup border crossing to Selmsdorf many times to visit our relatives who lived along the Baltic coast. I remember the oppressive atmosphere and the pounding heart when you drove down this road and were about to be checked by the GDR border guards. The fact that you can ride a bike here today in the sunshine is a great blessing.

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At the front of the lighthouse you can get very close to the big ships

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Very nice inviting town centre

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Very nice view to the Maritim Travemünde. Along the cycle path there are repeated views of Dassow Bay.

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The wooden sculpture "The Giantesses of Dassow" was created in 2009 by the woodcarver Roland Karl. The statue of the "Giants" was set up as an eye-catcher at the entrance to Dassow. The information board in front of the wooden sculpture describes the legend of the "Giants" in brief.

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Very nice when a ferry comes or goes!

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Very beautiful scenery.

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No, you're not. And anyone who has ever been to the Harz will not ask the question, or has missed everything that mountain biking is all about in the Harz! Nevertheless, there are decent ups and downs here, as already described at the other end of the path for the entire “Hohe Meile” forest area (https://www.komoot.de/highlight/370590).

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Maritime flair for the eye, the stomach or the nose. For the most part you are not allowed to ride a bike, it would also not be appropriate for the species.

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Interesting buildings on the water.

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Pedestrians pay €1.70

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Café Schwabe with a terrace is located at the mouth of the Stepnitz.

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Various new restaurants have now been created on the Priwall side. Stefan Henssler is also there.

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