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This section of the route leads through a diverse landscape characterized by dense forests, sparse tree-lined avenues, and expansive meadows. Small glimpses of the water open up again and again, offering idyllic views. The route alternates between shady passages under tall trees and open sections where you can feel the expansiveness of the lake landscape. Gentle climbs and gentle descents provide variety, while the surroundings are characterized by tranquility and natural diversity.

The cycle path runs as an extension of Specker Straße along the eastern shore of Lake Feisneck and leads south into the Müritz National Park. It begins on the southeastern outskirts of Waren and offers cyclists a well-maintained, smooth asphalt path. The surrounding area is characterized by dense natural scenery: reed beds stretch along the shore of Lake Feisneck, while forests flank the path to the east. The road provides an attractive gateway to the Müritz National Park and allows for nature observation and relaxation in a quiet, natural setting.

A superbly developed and well-maintained cycle path with no damage. It's fun to "float" along it, surrounded by the wonderful, rustic forests of Müritz National Park 👍.

Near Klink, the cycle path runs over a small hill, offering a wide view of Lake Kölpinsee. The spot is located in an open meadow and field landscape and offers a clear view of the lake and its shoreline. The viewpoint is located on the cycle route and is ideal for a short rest with a beautiful view of the tranquil waters of the Mecklenburg Lake District.

The village church in Sietow, located in the Sietow-Dorf district of the Mecklenburg Lake District, is an impressive early Gothic building, dating back to the 13th century. The rectangular brick building with a recessed fieldstone chancel and a striking west tower combining fieldstone and half-timbering bears witness to the church's long history. Inside, the nave is simple but boasts remarkable furnishings, including a neo-Gothic altar from 1873, a painting by Karl Christian Andreae, and an organ by the organ builder Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller from 1866. After several periods of damage and restoration, the church was recently extensively renovated and is now known as the "Sietow Story Church."

Old monastery church houses a great organ museum

Very good cycle path through the national park.

great bike path