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Between Usadel and Blumenholz, the cycle route leads through the Nonnenhof nature reserve on Lake Tollense for a short stretch. Here, the landscape widens into open wet meadows, which are also grazed by water buffalo. These mighty animals keep the areas clear, thus contributing to the preservation of the species-rich meadows and reed beds. You cycle along quiet paths along the edge of the meadows, with beautiful views of the lake opening up between dense clumps of trees before the route continues towards Blumenholz.

You can ride your bikes all the way down the jetty, there's plenty of space, and then you can take a break with a fantastic view!

The house was built in 1890 as a hunting lodge for the Grand Duke of Strelitz in the neo-renaissance style. The old manor house next to it is a simple 11-axle building over two floors. The facade of the hunting lodge is richly structured and changes from red clinker to sandstone. The hunting theme can be found in the house's decor. Inside, parts of the wall paneling have been preserved. Also noteworthy is the fantastic lakeside location on the Lieps. Source https://tourenportal.auf-nach-mv.de/de/poi/schloss/jagdschloss-prillwitz/52754753/ Not to forget the cormorant breeding island; the Lieps is closed to tourist passenger ships during the breeding season.

The view is fantastic

At some point we will take the boat to the other side of the lake

Very beautiful sight and a fantastic view. Simply take advantage of the short stop and capture the perspectives. Great lake landscape, magnificent backdrop!

The island shapes the landscape and is a testament to early settlement: the island of Kietzwerder in the Lieps. The island has been populated with cormorants for years. The trees are bare even in summer, the large black birds make sure of this with their droppings. But very interesting for the inexperienced observer.

Fantastically beautiful lake landscape. A worthwhile destination for a tour or a detour beyond the main route. The “Nonnenhof” nature reserve near Neubrandenburg, which covers around 1,000 hectares, is particularly known for its diverse birdlife. The NABU Foundation now preserves 435 hectares of moors, meadows, fields and forests for nature.