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Pollo Tour
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Pritzwalk
Bahnhofstraße
16928 Pritzwalk
Pritzwalk
Bahnhofstraße
16928 Pritzwalk
Tourismusverein Pritzwalk und Umgebung e. V.
Gartenstraße 12
16928 Pritzwalk
This tour leads through the region: Prignitz

Pollo Tour

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Length: 38 km
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It puffs and snorts along the nine kilometre route from Lindenberg to Mesendorf –"Pollo”, the only narrow gauge railway in Brandenburg. Between 1897 and 1971, it carried mainly goods across the Prignitz. The junction was Lindenberg, which now houses a light railway museum. It is open on certain weekends when rail enthusiasts can also ride on the historic steam and diesel locomotives. The bicycle tour follows the Prignitz narrow gauge railway for quite some way, passing a host of other interesting places, especially for families with children. 
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  • Lindenberg Kleinbahnmuseum, Foto: Jens Wegner Fotografie
  • Radler, Foto: Studio Prokopy
  • Lok 99 4644 in Mesendorf, Foto: Jens Wegner Fotografie
  • Pollofahrt, Foto: Roland Meissner
Length: 38 kilometres

Start/Finish: Pritzwalk railway station

Route: Pritzwalk, Buchholz, Groß Woltersdorf, Lindenberg, Kehrberg, Klein Woltersdorf,

Route marking / logo: none

How to get there:
  • Train: from Berlin, take the Euro City train to Wittenberge, then the RE6 (Berlin-Spandau) to Pritzwalk (about two hours)
  • Car: from Berlin, follow the A24 to Pritzwalk (about two hours)

Points of interest/background information:

Railway line, museum railway and Lindenberg narrow gauge museum (open on train operating days see above), Groß Woltersdorf summer toboggan run, Groß Woltersdorf bathing lake, Groß Woltersdorf nature trail park, open Kirche Kehrberg Church with an exhibition on “Kehrberg Miracle Boys"

Possible combinations / Connection to other cycle paths:

  • Route to cycling intersections 82-64-63-67-66-64-65-81-80-82
  • Bischofstour
  • Elbe-Müritz Circular Trail
  • Tour Brandenburg

Trail conditions/surface: tarmac, use of roads (traffic-free or minimal traffic) and cycle paths along the side of roads

Maps/Literature: "Bikeline Radkarte Prignitz (BRA01)", 1 : 75 000, Verlag: Esterbauer; Auflage: 3. (1. Juli 2014), ISBN-10: 3850003914, Euro 6.90
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It puffs and snorts along the nine kilometre route from Lindenberg to Mesendorf –"Pollo”, the only narrow gauge railway in Brandenburg. Between 1897 and 1971, it carried mainly goods across the Prignitz. The junction was Lindenberg, which now houses a light railway museum. It is open on certain weekends when rail enthusiasts can also ride on the historic steam and diesel locomotives. The bicycle tour follows the Prignitz narrow gauge railway for quite some way, passing a host of other interesting places, especially for families with children. 
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  • Lindenberg Kleinbahnmuseum, Foto: Jens Wegner Fotografie
  • Radler, Foto: Studio Prokopy
  • Lok 99 4644 in Mesendorf, Foto: Jens Wegner Fotografie
Length: 38 kilometres

Start/Finish: Pritzwalk railway station

Route: Pritzwalk, Buchholz, Groß Woltersdorf, Lindenberg, Kehrberg, Klein Woltersdorf,

Route marking / logo: none

How to get there:
  • Train: from Berlin, take the Euro City train to Wittenberge, then the RE6 (Berlin-Spandau) to Pritzwalk (about two hours)
  • Car: from Berlin, follow the A24 to Pritzwalk (about two hours)

Points of interest/background information:

Railway line, museum railway and Lindenberg narrow gauge museum (open on train operating days see above), Groß Woltersdorf summer toboggan run, Groß Woltersdorf bathing lake, Groß Woltersdorf nature trail park, open Kirche Kehrberg Church with an exhibition on “Kehrberg Miracle Boys"

Possible combinations / Connection to other cycle paths:

  • Route to cycling intersections 82-64-63-67-66-64-65-81-80-82
  • Bischofstour
  • Elbe-Müritz Circular Trail
  • Tour Brandenburg

Trail conditions/surface: tarmac, use of roads (traffic-free or minimal traffic) and cycle paths along the side of roads

Maps/Literature: "Bikeline Radkarte Prignitz (BRA01)", 1 : 75 000, Verlag: Esterbauer; Auflage: 3. (1. Juli 2014), ISBN-10: 3850003914, Euro 6.90
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Address
Pritzwalk
Bahnhofstraße
16928 Pritzwalk
Pritzwalk
Bahnhofstraße
16928 Pritzwalk
Tourismusverein Pritzwalk und Umgebung e. V.
Gartenstraße 12
16928 Pritzwalk
This tour leads through the region: Prignitz
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Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V.

Großer Markt 4
19348 Perleberg

Tel.: +49 (0) 3876-30741920
Fax: +49 (0) 3876-30741929

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