Grenzlandtour – Radfahren in Sachsen-Anhalt
Grenzlandtour – Radfahren in Sachsen-Anhalt
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Grenzlandtour – Radfahren in Sachsen-Anhalt
03:43
53.2km
70m
Cycling
This moderate day tour takes you along the Elbe through the federal states of Brandenburg, Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. The river used to mark part of the inner-German border between the GDR and the FRG. But where there used to be border posts and barbed wire fences, there are now…
Last updated: June 11, 2024
This route includes a ferry crossing
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After 23.5 km for 402 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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1.92 km
Steintor Wittenberge
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23.5 km
Schnackenburg–Lanz Ferry
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24.8 km
Schnackenburg Observation Tower
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29.1 km
Stresow Memorial – Former Inner German Border
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Very worth seeing and a piece of German history.
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33.1 km
Bockwindmühle Wanzer and rest area
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34.3 km
Cyclist Self-Service Refreshment Stop
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42.7 km
Anne Elbe Riverside Café
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50.2 km
Elbe Railway Bridge Wittenberge
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51.8 km
Old Oil Mill Wittenberge
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53.2 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
19.7 km
12.3 km
9.85 km
6.84 km
3.80 km
459 m
320 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
15.4 km
15.2 km
12.3 km
9.86 km
560 m
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Trail Reviews
One of the most beautiful routes 😁highly recommended. Pure natural scenery. We saw lots of animals. Storks, red kites, sheep, cattle, huge lovebirds, it was beautiful. We stopped at a snack bar halfway through.😋 Have fun driving.
Small tour near Wittenberge. From the harbor, always on/on the dike to Lütgenwisch. The motorway construction site was passable. The dike renovation could be avoided locally. Cafe Jaap in Lütgenwisch: delicious cake! Absolutely recommended. Then take the ferry to the other side of the Elbe. Schmackenburg is pretty. Take a little time, even if you just had coffee and cake. Through the Elbe hinterland on the Aland back towards Wittenberge. In some places you drive behind dikes without much of a view. The Wittenberge railway bridge was unfortunately closed. Very stupid. Then I drove over the car bridge. Only recommended for those who really have to go to Wittenberge. Information about the closure and the cycle path along the Elbe in general can be found on Elbradweg.de Regarding the bridge: https://www.elberadweg.de/news-service/aktuelle-informationen-und-news/news/sperrung-an-der-eisenbahnbruecke-wittenberge/
Been to three states today. Does not happen often. Unfortunately, I had to throw on rain gear in the Prignitz. ☔
The Elbe on the former inner-German border is just great for me. Pure relaxation.
Borderland tour through 3 federal states. With a fantastic, secluded and natural path along the Elbe floodplains between Schnackenburg and Wahrenberg https://dieprignitz.de/grenzlandtour
I did the bike tour using the Lauschtour app and wanted to follow the recommended route. The bike path from Wanzer to Geestgottberg is closed due to reconstruction. Poorly described and signposted. The route over the railway bridge south of Wittenberge is also closed due to reconstruction. Until 2026
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July 7, 2020
This moderate day tour takes you along the Elbe through the federal states of Brandenburg, Lower Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt. The river used to mark part of the inner-German border between the GDR and the FRG. But where there used to be border posts and barbed wire fences, there are now fortunately beautiful
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