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Schleuse Himmelpfort – Wurlsee Badestelle Runde von Lychen

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Schleuse Himmelpfort – Wurlsee Badestelle Runde von Lychen

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October 8, 2021

Schleuse Himmelpfort – Wurlsee Badestelle Runde von Lychen

Moderate

01:26

19.7km

13.8km/h

120m

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Moderate bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 2.79 km for 125 m

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2.47 km

Lychen Town Lake — North Shore

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The city lake is part of the Uckermärkische Seen nature park in the urban area of Lychen. From Hohestegstrasse you have good access to the north bank.

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2.76 km

View of the Water City Lychen

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A beautiful place. Unfortunately no longer an insider tip.

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12.1 km

Himmelpfort Lock

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The first lock between the Haussee and the Stolpsee was built in connection with the navigability of the Woblitz in 1752. In order to accommodate the growing shipping on the …

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12.3 km

Himmelpfort Christmas Post Office

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It started sometime after the mid-1980s: letters addressed to Santa Claus began to arrive in Himmelpfort. What to do? It has started sending replies. And today more than 250,000 letters …

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12.4 km

Christmas House Himmelpfort

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Courage for color, but very successful

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13.1 km

Very nice small shoreline on Moderfitzsee. Ideal for a picnic.

The lake was first mentioned in a document in 1299 (stagnum Westwitz). In addition to 38 other named lakes, it was part of the original equipment of the Himmelpfort monastery.

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