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A lovely rest area on the riverbank, ideal for lingering.

Unfortunately it's too late in the year to go swimming, but it would be great in the summer.

Great way to drive well

They used to be circus wagons, but today you can rent them and go on holiday in them. A great idea.

A very easy to navigate path.

Anyone who sees the painted half-timbered church in Dabelow can hardly escape its idiosyncratic charm. On the one hand, the church, consecrated in 1855, with its western entrance portal and wooden tower top, looks like an Orthodox Russian wooden church, but on the other hand, the Gothic influence in the building designed by court architect Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel is unmistakable. Light beams frame compartments that are lined with red and black clinker bricks. The church radiates a playful lightness and makes you curious to see what it looks like inside. Blue, white and ochre are the dominant colors here. The contemporary interior consists essentially of the altar, pulpit, pews and west gallery as well as a panel painting. A stencil painting inspired by the Gothic style decorates the walls in the nave and chancel. A few meters south of the church is the cemetery. In front of the cemetery stands the war memorial in memory of those who died in the First World War.

Very beautifully located cycle path in good condition.

This bike tour was beautiful. We often rode very close to the water. The paths were almost always good to very good (exceptions: a) the stretch from Fürstenberg along the former Ravensbrück concentration camp and b) parts of the stretch from Kleinmutz to Kraatz with lots of potholes). The landscape is very varied and simply wonderfully relaxing.