Lake Neumühler – Pampow Village Church loop from Holthusen
Lake Neumühler – Pampow Village Church loop from Holthusen
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Lake Neumühler – Pampow Village Church loop from Holthusen
01:31
35.6km
130m
Road cycling
Moderate road 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.
Last updated: April 24, 2026
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Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.
After 12.4 km for 75 m
After 15.1 km for 650 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
Get Directions
13.2 km
Cobblestone path through Grambow
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19.1 km
Die Söring
Forest
21.8 km
Neumühle–Grabow–Wittenburg–Hagenow–Schwerin Cycle Path
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24.3 km
Lake Neumühler
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31.6 km
Road between Wustmark and Pampow
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33.5 km
Pampow Village Church
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The four-bay nave with stepped buttresses is joined by a polygonal choir apse with stronger supporting pillars, and a small sacristy is attached to the south side.
The square tower with its copper pointed roof rises 42 m high,
only the bell by the Rostock founder Johann Valentin Schultz
from 1781 was retained from the previous building.
The large, two-part, pointed-arch choir windows with the stepped reveals have a round window enclosed in the arch, which is missing from the nave windows. Instead, there are small arched windows in pairs in the bays, flanked by uniform plaster panels in the second row above the large windows, which serve to illuminate the galleries. The interior of the nave is spanned by a wooden ceiling structure. The galleries on the north and south walls are mounted on brick round columns, and the organ, built by Marcus Runge in 1898, stands on the junction of the two galleries on the west side. In the vaulted choir apse there is a brick altar table with a carved back wall from which a crucifix with a corpus protrudes; at the base there are circular symbols of the four evangelists and the symbols of Christ (Α&Ω, lamb, PX). The wooden pulpit with spiral staircase stands on four wooden feet and a foot also made of bricks on the southern triumphal arch.
Across from it is a cast iron stove.
In the nave in front of it is a baptismal font made of red sandstone.
The vaulted ribs in the choir are decorated with tendril painting, the vaulted compartments are plastered, otherwise all the walls are made of red brick.
Together with the uniform wooden furnishings, the ceiling construction and
the pews, the interior appears very closed and harmonious.
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35.6 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
18.8 km
11.5 km
4.67 km
486 m
108 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
32.0 km
1.45 km
1.12 km
991 m
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Monday 13 July
27°C
16°C
15 %
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