Gustow Village Church – Rambin–Rothenkirchen cycle path loop from Garz/Rügen
Gustow Village Church – Rambin–Rothenkirchen cycle path loop from Garz/Rügen
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Gustow Village Church – Rambin–Rothenkirchen cycle path loop from Garz/Rügen
02:05
46.4km
150m
Road cycling
Hard road ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 25, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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1.23 km
Cycle Path from Garz to Zudar
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10.6 km
Bike path from Glutzow Hof to Poseritz
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15.7 km
Cycle path between Gustow and Sissow (Rügensche Kleinbahn route)
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19.0 km
Gustow Village Church
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In 1677, part of the church was destroyed in a fire and replaced with bricks in Baroque format between 1708 and 1734.
Near the church there is a medieval atonement stone - called "Mordewangen", which was erected in memory of a slain preacher.
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21.9 km
Cycle path between Gustow and Altefähr
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25.9 km
Cycle Path Between Alte Rügenbrücke and Rambin
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32.5 km
Rambin–Rothenkirchen cycle path
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37.9 km
St. John's Church Samtens
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A church in the town was first mentioned in 318, but no known remains of it remain. The current church was built in the 15th century, first the choir and a short time later the nave and sacristy.
A tower was built around 1630/40, which was replaced by the current tower after it collapsed in 1703. In the 17th century, extensive renovation and redesign took place in the Baroque style.
In 1884 the church received a western porch as a new sacristy.
In 1935-36 the whitewashed baroque painting was restored.
It is a three-bay brick building on a foundation made of unfinished boulders. The adjoining two-bay rectangular choir is slightly retracted and supported by buttresses. The nave is illuminated by wide segmental arched windows with brick ribs and leaded glazing. A small tower integrated into the gable roof of the church is a half-timbered structure with a copper sheet hood.
Brick ribbed vaults that extend high into the roof space determine the interior. The interior decoration includes wall paintings from the middle of the 15th century, epitaphs of the von der Osten family from 1602-21, a baptismal angel from around 1700 and a pulpit from around 1885. With funds made available in 2015 and 2016 by the German Foundation for Monument Protection the renovation of the roof structure and covering and the masonry is supported.
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46.4 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
25.8 km
17.6 km
1.42 km
1.29 km
189 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
38.3 km
5.97 km
1.28 km
655 m
110 m
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