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It is best to drive around the Döberitzer Heide with very wide tires with little air. Then you can get through the sandy passages easily

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The tour as recommended by Komoot contains short, very beautiful stretches of land, but you essentially drive past a lot of highlights. Anyone who takes the tour should definitely do some research beforehand, unless they love country roads. It was the first time I took on a tour without seeing it, but it was definitely the last time.

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Beautiful landscape and very well developed cycle paths.

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Fantastic views and benches to rest on. The new bridge is really great (and finally, you don't have to carry your bikes up and down anymore...).

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great developed cycle path through beautiful landscape

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The Havel Cycle Path is one of those paths that can't be measured in stages, but in moments. It rolls like a poem across the landscape, occasionally halting at the road, then flowing like the water next door. Those who follow it are rewarded not only with kilometers, but also with moods: the hesitant shimmer over the meadows near Phöben, the shallow shimmer of the Havel near Deetz, the inviting emptiness between sky and reeds. The route is well-maintained, a ribbon of asphalt that winds through the wide floodplains like a leisurely thought. But as so often in life, the appeal lies not in the smoothness. The Havel Cycle Path, I realized, is not a line. It is a fabric of river, field, and air that only unfolds when you approach it with leisure. And with the willingness to take the occasional detour.

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The new bridge is really easy to drive, nice and wide and well paved. No comparison to the old route on the railway bridge. The access roads were also newly asphalted

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Finally! Finally! The bicycle infrastructure is growing slowly but surely. Very nice wide bike path bridge over the Havel.

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