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Luckily, this ferry was running despite the low tide. So I was able to complete my trip as planned. Tip: It's best to call at least a day in advance to check if the ferry is running!

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Dreamy little town, easy to pass by bike as the main road is paved.

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The name of the "highlight" doesn't really fit here. Schnackenburg and Pevestorf are located on opposite sides of the Elbe. However, the section where the highlight is marked is located between Lütkenwisch and the Lenzener Schutzhafen.

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Here you can cross the Elbe by ferry. It takes 1-2 minutes and costs 2 euros per adult and bicycle. Very nice and convenient.

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Lenzen Castle, the visitor center in the heart of the Elbe-Brandenburg River Landscape Biosphere Reserve, rises picturesquely above the Elbe Valley in Brandenburg. Fascinating natural experiences, as well as restful tranquility and riverside idylls, are the hallmarks of this region on Germany's most popular long-distance cycle route, the Elbe Cycle Route. The visitor center, with various permanent exhibitions and changing special exhibitions, offers interesting insights into the natural and cultural history of the Elbe Valley. Here you will receive tips for exciting exploration tours in one of the last remaining natural river landscapes in Central Europe. You can also experience the Green Belt, a national natural heritage site and monument to German history, up close around Lenzen. More information and opening hours can be found here: https://www.burg-lenzen.de/burg_lenzen/startseite.

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KM long cycle paths very nice.

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Great cycle path along the Elbe.

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Have the labskaus in Hotel Dömitzhafen7

You experience a magnificent landscape

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Beautiful nature, little to no car traffic.

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View of Dömitz and the Elbe

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Beautiful cycle path (on the top of the dyke or on a path behind it that is a little more sheltered from the wind). From the dyke you have a wonderful view over the Elbe valley - meadows as far as the eye can see and the Elbe glittering in between.

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On, on and next to the dike with great changing views

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Confluence of the Elde and the Elbe near Dömitz.

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Here, one surprisingly encounters a modern sculpture that transports one's thoughts back to ancient times: In Greek mythology, there was Charon, the ferryman to the underworld. At burial, a coin was placed on each of the dead's eyes; this was Charon's reward for transporting the deceased safely. Why he, as the ferryman, is standing not on a barge, but on a four-wheeled cart, is perhaps a free interpretation by the artist...

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The Dömitz stone lock The Dömitz stone lock was built between 1568 and 1572 during the construction of the new Elde from Eldena to Dömitz. It is a chamber lock made of brick and sandstone. The Dömitz lock is one of 17 locks on the Müritz-Elde waterway. It is located directly in the town of the same name, Dömitz, and is part of the federal waterway.

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The tower is located on the Brandenburg section of the Green Belt on the former inner-German border. An imposing landmark that can be seen from afar. The tower was largely left in its original condition and was designated a National Natural Monument in 2022. Visitors can access it via an attached external spiral staircase, thus transforming the former border tower into an observation tower.

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Experience nature at its purest, a truly great experience, a dreamlike river landscape! The Elbe Valley Biosphere Reserve is a cycling region with a particularly well-developed cycle path infrastructure. The Elbe Cycle Path has been Germany's most popular long-distance cycle path for years. The cycle junction signposting opens up around 1000 km of cycle paths in the biosphere reserve and neighboring regions.

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Nice section. Easy to ride.

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Simply stunningly beautiful nature!

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