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Andreas went for a bike ride.
August 23, 2025
06:18
139km
22.1km/h
370m
360m
Andreas went for a bike ride.
July 20, 2025
03:22
80.4km
23.9km/h
620m
610m
Today, I had everything – on my last leg. A fantastic finale!
Great trail conditions and, at times, even a tailwind. With a few exceptions, the signage was perfect. This made covering the distance less strenuous.
Unfortunately, I missed the border post with the "0" on it.
I highly recommend this tour.
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Anyone planning to take this route should perhaps pay more attention to the signposts. Either they weren't there, or I missed them. This applies especially to Frankfurt am Main, Eisenhüttenstadt, and Guben.
The path doesn't always follow the dike, but often branches off, making you doubt whether you're still on the right track.
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From Schwedt to Lebus, there are no signposts – the route always follows the dike – sometimes closer to the Oder, sometimes a little further away. This section of the route is also suitable for racing bikes.
However, you are exposed to the weather conditions. Today there were frequent heavy rain showers
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Today's stage mostly led along paved paths parallel to country roads or through forests. The final section runs along the dike. After about 90 km, you reach the Oder River. Overall, the route is very well signposted. However, there is a point in Gartz where the sign to Schwedt is missing. To continue
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On today's stage, the challenge wasn't the distance, but the wind. With winds of up to 40 km/h, mostly from the side or head-on, it's particularly strenuous on the open stretches. Occasionally, there are wooded sections – some of them difficult to navigate, but at least there's no wind.
The signage is exemplary.
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The destination has been reached – from the Danish to the Polish border along the German Baltic coast.
The route from Greifswald to Ahlbeck is excellently signposted.
The cycle path between Zinnowitz and Ahlbeck can get narrow – at least during peak season. Mutual consideration is unfortunately not a given
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Today wasn't my day. Shortly after starting in Sellin, I must have taken a wrong turn. I simply followed the signs for the Baltic Sea Coastal Cycle Route. It ended in a dead end. On the way back, I looked for the place where I took the wrong turn. I couldn't find it. There are many questionable routes
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A very beautiful bike tour – Milseburg Cycle Path – Cycle Path to Wasserkuppe – Hochrhönstrasse to Gersfeld – Fulda Cycle Path – Milseburg Cycle Path
Everything is very well signposted – detours and alternative routes are possible.
Overnight stay at the "Kiesbergquelle" in Hofbieber. Family-run, exceptionally
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