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Here, where the Mühlengraben flows into the Störkanal, the Waldlewitz River begins on the opposite side. The Gaartz Bridge, built in 2003, is only accessible to pedestrians and cyclists. Until 1989, a bascule bridge stood at this location, which had to be operated by boatmen using a hand winch. A view from the bridge over the Störkanal in both directions is a real treat! From the Gaartz Bridge, you have three options for continuing your exploration of the Waldlewitz: Cross the bridge and follow the forest paths to Göhren or Tramm (approx. 5 km). If you turn right, you will reach the tranquil Lewitz village of Jamel in approximately 4.5 km. If you follow the unpaved path along the Störkanal, you will reach the Breiter Graben after about 2 km. Here, turn right and after another 2 km you will reach the Friedrichsmoor hunting lodge, built in 1791. In summer, it's especially pleasant to linger in the castle courtyard and enjoy the house's specialties. The path is natural.

The drawbridge is currently closed. It can't be opened. Therefore, the waterway is currently impassable for larger boats in both directions. The bike path along the Stör Waterway isn't affected by this, however. For the "Störkrug" restaurant, it's a good idea to read the Google reviews and get an idea. The path along the water is "natural or gravel, with coarse gravel in the lower section, like in the Lüneburg Heath or similar areas." 🙃

Crossing the bridge is no problem even for e-bikes as there are rails for pushing on the side of the stairs.

A highlight on the Stör...

Banzkow is 15 kilometers south of Schwerin. The Stör waterway flows through the municipality. This connects Lake Schwerin with the Müritz and the Elbe via the Müritz-Elde waterway. The Banzkower lock in the course of the canal regulates the water level of Lake Schwerin next to the weir at its northern outflow. The lock is bypassed by the Mühlengraben. The New Canal branches off from this. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banzkow

It's good that there's a bridge here at all to cross the Störkanal. However, a better solution than stairs could have been found for the many cyclists here. Unfortunately, there is no other obvious alternative. You can find more detailed information about the Gaartzer Bridge here: https://www.gemeinde-banzkow.de/images/bilder/bilder/banzkow/gaartzerbrucke/GaartzerBrcke.pdf

Plate was first mentioned in 1191 and lies directly on the Stör waterway, which flows through the meadow-rich Lewitz lowlands. The first bridge over the Stör River was built in the village center as early as 1567, and this technically interesting lift bridge has been located there since 2005/2006. The Lewitz-Kieker Albert has its home port in Plate and invites you to unforgettable boat trips. https://www.die-lewitz.de/lewitz_erleben/Gesucht-und-gefunden/Orte/plate/

The Pinnow Church is not very big, but it is the oldest building in town. It was built in the Gothic style on a hill between the Kirchsee and the Binnensee in the 14th century. The tower is the oldest part built as a defense tower. On the right-hand side of the tower is a large tombstone bearing the coats of arms of Pedersdorf and Halberstadt. The chancel is closed in the east with three sides from the octagon. The main entrance in the western wall of the tower is an early Gothic portal. A major renovation of the church in 1839 included repaving the floor. The vaults that were located under the chancel had to be taken into account. The Grand Ducal government announced that these should be filled out as far as possible in order to stabilize the subsoil. To do this, the vault had to be opened and three open crypts with coffins came to light, the whereabouts of which first had to be clarified. In the years that followed, the church was decorated and painted with donations from the entire community and active support from the Grand Ducal Chamber. Ferdinand Flohr, a painter from Hamburg, made a new altarpiece depicting Christ, which the landowner Lancken auf Gneven donated to the church in 1853. After another renovation in 1910, it hangs on the left side of the nave. Source and further information: https://www.kirchengemeinde-pinnow.de/seite/234461/pinnow.html