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View of the Havel Floodplains – Cycle path south of Kuhlhausen loop from Havelberg

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View of the Havel Floodplains – Cycle path south of Kuhlhausen loop from Havelberg

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View of the Havel Floodplains – Cycle path south of Kuhlhausen loop from Havelberg

02:22

40.4km

60m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 22, 2026

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394 m

View of Havelberg's Old Town and St. Mary's Cathedral from the Sandauer Bridge

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From the bridge you get a very nice impression of Havelberg.

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2.59 km

View of the Havel Floodplains

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Here you cycle along the expansive floodplains of the Havel. You can let your gaze wander far over the wet meadows, all the way to the river. With a bit of luck you can also observe birds that feel particularly at home in the floodplains.

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8.05 km

Dike path parallel to the L2

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very nice piece of path on the dike parallel to the L2, top surface, even suitable for racing bikes

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10.8 km

Cycle path south of Kuhlhausen

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Partially roadside cycle path in good condition

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14.8 km

Octagonal Half-timbered Church, Garz

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This beautiful half-timbered church was built in 1688. The octagonal church forms the village center of the Wendlingen village Garz. That is why the half-circle is home to immaculately restored half-timbered houses.

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14.8 km

Historic Village Centre of Garz

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Imposing four-sided courtyards are grouped around the small church in a semicircular arrangement. After a fire in 1897, the former farms were almost completely destroyed and rebuilt in neo-Renaissance and neoclassical brick architecture. The entire town center is now a listed building

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