Second Stage “Berlin-Usedom Cycle Path”: Biesenthal - Joachimsthal

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Bahnhof
Bahnhofstraße 90
16359 Biesenthal
Bahnhof
Bahnhofstraße 3
16247 Joachimsthal
Brandenburgische Seenplatte GmbH
Fischbänkenstraße 8
16816 Neuruppin

Second Stage “Berlin-Usedom Cycle Path”: Biesenthal - Joachimsthal

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Length: 38 km
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The second stage of the cycle route from Berlin to Usedom is 35 kilometres long. The route takes you from Biesenthal to Joachimsthal on Lake Werbellinsee. From Biesenthal the route takes you through the Barnim Nature Park via Marienwerder, Rosenbeck and Eichhorst (Werbellin Canal) and then to Lake Werbellinsee, one of the state’s most beautiful lakes.
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  • Auf dem Radweg, Foto: WITO GmbH Agentur Face, Jürgen Rocholl
  • Wegemarkierung Berlin-Usedom, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Glambecker See, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Auf dem Radweg: Werbellinkanal, Foto: WITO GmbH Agentur Face, Jürgen Rocholl
Length: 35 kilometres

Start: Biesenthal

Finish: Joachimsthal

Logo/route sign: green sign for the Berlin-Usedom Cycle Path

How to get there: From Berlin central station take the RE3 (Angermünde) to Biesenthal (about 30 minutes).

Return journey: Take the RB63 from Joachimsthal to Eberswalde. Continue from here by taking the RE3 (LutherstadtWittenberg) to Berlin central station (Hauptbahnhof) (about 1 hour).

Route: Biesenthal, Rosenbeck, Eichhorst, Wildau, Joachimsthal

Points of interest/background information:
  • Biesenthal town hall gallery
  • Eichhorst: Wisent monument
  • Wildau: Ascanian tower
  • Joachimsthal: Sculpture garden by the town hall, town church, Kaiserbahnhof station


Possible combinations

  • Through the Barnim Nature Park
  • Barnim Triangle Tour
  • Forests, Water and an Enormous Lift
  • Oder-Havel Cycle Path
  • Tour Brandenburg


Trail conditions/surface: Most of the route is on separate cycle paths. There are a few stretches with paved field and forest paths. There are only short passages, where cyclists get into contact with motor traffic on main roads or when going through towns and villages. Within the State of Brandenburg, the whole cycle path is fully developed and signposted.

Maps/Literature:   

  • “Bikeline Radfernweg Berlin-Usedom. Von der Metropole an die Ostsee”, 1:50.000, Esterbauer Verlag, überarbeitete Auflage: 7. (2018), ISBN-13: 9783850004411, Euro 13.90.

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The second stage of the cycle route from Berlin to Usedom is 35 kilometres long. The route takes you from Biesenthal to Joachimsthal on Lake Werbellinsee. From Biesenthal the route takes you through the Barnim Nature Park via Marienwerder, Rosenbeck and Eichhorst (Werbellin Canal) and then to Lake Werbellinsee, one of the state’s most beautiful lakes.
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  • Auf dem Radweg, Foto: WITO GmbH Agentur Face, Jürgen Rocholl
  • Wegemarkierung Berlin-Usedom, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Glambecker See, Foto: Jan Hoffmann
  • Auf dem Radweg: Werbellinkanal, Foto: WITO GmbH Agentur Face, Jürgen Rocholl
Length: 35 kilometres

Start: Biesenthal

Finish: Joachimsthal

Logo/route sign: green sign for the Berlin-Usedom Cycle Path

How to get there: From Berlin central station take the RE3 (Angermünde) to Biesenthal (about 30 minutes).

Return journey: Take the RB63 from Joachimsthal to Eberswalde. Continue from here by taking the RE3 (LutherstadtWittenberg) to Berlin central station (Hauptbahnhof) (about 1 hour).

Route: Biesenthal, Rosenbeck, Eichhorst, Wildau, Joachimsthal

Points of interest/background information:
  • Biesenthal town hall gallery
  • Eichhorst: Wisent monument
  • Wildau: Ascanian tower
  • Joachimsthal: Sculpture garden by the town hall, town church, Kaiserbahnhof station


Possible combinations

  • Through the Barnim Nature Park
  • Barnim Triangle Tour
  • Forests, Water and an Enormous Lift
  • Oder-Havel Cycle Path
  • Tour Brandenburg


Trail conditions/surface: Most of the route is on separate cycle paths. There are a few stretches with paved field and forest paths. There are only short passages, where cyclists get into contact with motor traffic on main roads or when going through towns and villages. Within the State of Brandenburg, the whole cycle path is fully developed and signposted.

Maps/Literature:   

  • “Bikeline Radfernweg Berlin-Usedom. Von der Metropole an die Ostsee”, 1:50.000, Esterbauer Verlag, überarbeitete Auflage: 7. (2018), ISBN-13: 9783850004411, Euro 13.90.

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Address

Bahnhof
Bahnhofstraße 90
16359 Biesenthal
Bahnhof
Bahnhofstraße 3
16247 Joachimsthal
Brandenburgische Seenplatte GmbH
Fischbänkenstraße 8
16816 Neuruppin
Second Stage “Berlin-Usedom Cycle Path”: Biesenthal - Joachimsthal

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