슈몰렌제 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Very nice to look at 👍

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Beautiful cliffs with a great view

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It lies on the former border between the two countries and is the longest coastal pedestrian and cycle path in Europe. It connects the German seaside resort of Ahlbeck with the Polish city of Świnoujście (Swinemünde) and passes through three imperial seaside resorts dating back to the Prussian era: Bansin, Heringsdorf, and Ahlbeck. The promenade stretches for a total length of 12 km.

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A truly lovely beach promenade in Zinnowitz. The very beautiful, mostly seaside villas have a great attention to detail and presumably offer a fantastic view of the Baltic Sea. The promenade is lovingly landscaped with numerous benches, sculptures, small and large plants, and hedges. There are also public restrooms on both sides of the complex and a few bicycle parking spaces, although these were full despite the end of the season. From the two footpaths themselves, you don't really get a view of the Baltic Sea, as it is lined with a neat hedge on the waterside. You can get a view of the Baltic Sea from the beach entrances and, of course, from the pier with the diving bell.

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The Nandalee Sellin campsite on Schmollensee is worth a visit; the snack bar with its seating is an experience.

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https://www.zinnowitz.de/de/aktivitaeten/strandpromenade

No limits No limits

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A very impressive picture

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The old buildings have been beautifully restored and filled with life. It's nice to see that a bit of culture from that era has returned.

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On this tour you can cross the green border between Poland and Germany and ride through the forest to the center of Świnoujście.

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It's not so crowded here anymore...

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The Unteres Peenetal (Peenetalmoor) nature reserve is a vast wetland area of around 1,500 hectares, located in the Peene River Valley near Anklam. It protects unique peat bogs and flood meadows that were formed after the last ice age. Today, it is one of the most valuable wetland areas in Germany, with a rich flora and fauna – rare species of butterflies, water birds and birds of prey can be found here. As part of the Peenetal project, work has been carried out for years to restore natural water conditions.

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A good spot to observe waterfowl, and sea eagles can often be seen here.

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Always works

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Challenging cycle path through the forest.

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Beautiful villas/beach architecture right on the promenade; simply beautiful to look at!

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Cycle path Ückeritz, Wockninsee, Schmollensee The cycle path around Wockninsee begins in the Usedom amber bathing resort Ückeritz and leads to the Schmollensee, the second largest inland lake on the island of Usedom. Cyclists first head northeast and after just under two kilometers reach the small beach promenade of the amber bathing resort. The cycle path follows the promenade for a few hundred meters and then turns south to Neu-Pudagla in the hinterland of the island of Usedom. The Wockninsee is surrounded by a wide, mostly inaccessible shoreline, so that hardly anything of the shallow lake can be seen. Nevertheless, the Wockninsee nature reserve is an enchanting landscape that is worth exploring on Usedom. At Neu-Pudagla, the cycle path crosses the B111 federal highway and runs about a hundred meters westward parallel to the federal highway. Near the Usedom Forestry Office in Neu-Pudagla, the cycle path turns south and runs through a "reed meadow".

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After German reunification After 1991, when the seaside resort was included in the urban development program, huge sums were invested in modernizing the infrastructure. Guest houses, restaurants and hotels returned to private hands and were largely renovated, so that Bansin's townscape increasingly regained its traditionally sophisticated character. In 1997, the community was awarded the title of Baltic Sea health resort. On January 1, 2005, the three Baltic Sea resorts of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin, which had previously been independent communities, were merged to form the community of Dreikaiserbäder. On January 1, 2006, this was renamed Heringsdorf.

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https://www.outdooractive.com/mobile/de/route/radtour/usedom/rund-um-den-gothensee-auf-usedom/1392071/

https://www.bansin.m-vp.de/gothensee/