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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Hither Pomerania Greifswald

Pantelitz

Swimming Area at Pütter See – Pütter See loop from Niepars

Routes

Bike touring routes & trails

Germany

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Hither Pomerania Greifswald

Pantelitz

Swimming Area at Pütter See – Pütter See loop from Niepars

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Swimming Area at Pütter See – Pütter See loop from Niepars

00:50

14.1km

70m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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1.32 km

Geographical Center of Vorpommern-Rügen District

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1.79 km

Gutshaus Zimkendorf

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The estate was owned by Niclas von Braun until 1619. In 1619, Duke Philipp Julius of Pomerania followed, who received it in exchange. It then passed to the Swedish crown.

In 1630, the estate was bought by the alderman of the Stralsund cloth hall, Johann von Scheven, after whose death the property was divided among his children and soon after partly returned to the Swedish crown. In 1722, the Swedish Captain Hinric von Sodenstern acquired the estate. Before the resettlement in 1929, the estate was owned by the von Pachelbel-Gehag family. In 1929, the estate was resettled and Valentin Unkrig managed it until the end of the Second World War. The manor house was built in 1777. From 1797 to 1858 it stood empty and was then restored. For the town's 750th anniversary in 1983, the manor house was renovated. The current owner is Joachim Pluhm. It is used for residential purposes.

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3.87 km

Gutshaus Pantelitz

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In 1817, the Hof and village of Pantelitz belonged to Herr von Behrenfels, the tenant was from Eichstadt (from 1819 Barnevitz). From 1833, Herr Holsten is named as the owner; from 1856, Herr Rewold.

In the mid-19th century, the manor house received its late Classicist style through renovation and expansion, probably in the course of the estate being taken over by Herr Rewold. In 1928, the estate was settled, the owner at that time was Georg Ruge. Friedrich Plüm acquired the left half of the manor house. Later it was passed on to his four sons and divided once more. In the year 2000, Ulrich Plüm, son of Herbert Plüm, took over half of the manor house, the park, and the courtyard area.
The listed manor house has been renovated in recent years and partly used for residential purposes.

The former landscape park is only preserved in remnants, it is also listed.
The former estate complex has been partially preserved.

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11.6 km

Picnic Area at Löschteich Langendorf

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13.0 km

Bridge Over the Waterway to Pütter See

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The bridge, which is also used by cars, leads over a narrow watercourse that leads to Lake Pütter. There is a sign warning of otter changes. With luck you can probably meet these fellows here. Meanwhile, there are also fish in the water, which can be observed from the bridge.

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13.1 km

Swimming Area at Pütter See

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Well-kept small swimming area with a rest area and volleyball field. However, bathe at your own risk. The bank is almost completely overgrown with reeds and the bathing area is very weed.

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