Kanutour von den Uckerseen zum Stettiner Haff

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The starting point, for example, is the campsite in Warnitz on the eastern bank of the Oberuckersee lake. From here, the route goes north into the 5 kilometres Ucker canal – the link to the Unteruckersee lake. Before this, it is worth making a detour to visit the little village of Fergitz on the western bank of the lake. The Ucker canal contains the largest continuous reed area in Germany. The banks have been left almost in their natural state, and the canoe glides through a marsh and meadow landscape. The upper section of the river is narrow and winding, lined with trees in places or else with a clear view across the meadows to the horizon. There are inclines along the way, and these may also be stony if the water level is low. Tracks of beavers can be seen alongside the river bed. Around 15 kilometres downstream from Prenzlau lies the Nieden weir (canoes to be carried), taking us into Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Soon after this, we reach Pasewalk – and a modern waterway rest area. The river now widens and it is possible to paddle in both directions from here. Canoes have to be carried round a number of weirs or taken through boat lanes until we reach Torgelow. Meadows and forests alternate, and the banks are very steep in places. At the waterway rest area in Torgelow, canoes must be carried for about 400 metres. A little way up from the River Randow, which joins the route at Eggesin, there is another waterway reast area. To the north of the town, the landscape becomes more like a wilderness again. The natural meadow landscape is filled with enchanting backwaters, canals and old peat ditches. We reach our destination of Ueckermünde all too soon.
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  • Im Kanu über die Uckerseen, Foto: Anja Warning
  • Kanal zwischen den Uckerseen, Foto: Alena Lampe
  • Strand in Warnitz am Oberuckersee, Foto: Alena Lampe
Length/duration: 78 kilometres (5 days)
Start: Warnitz on the Oberuckersee lake
Destination: Uckermünde on the “Stettiner Haff” (Szczecin Lagoon)
Travel directions to start point:

- Public transport: Take the RE3 (Stralsund) from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Warnitz (approx. 2 hours).

- Car: Take the A11 from Berlin to Warnitz (approximately 1 hour).

Travel directions from destination:

- Public transport: Take the RE 13280 from Ueckermünde to Jatznick. From here, take the E3315 to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (approximately 2.5 hours).

- Car: Take the RE13276 from Ueckermünde to Pasewalk. From here, take the RE3 (Elsterwerda-Biehla) to Warnitz to the car (approximately 1 hour)

Course: Warnitz, Oberuckersee lake, Ucker (canal), Unteruckersee lake, Ucker (Prenzlau, Pasewalk, Torgelow and Eggesin), Uckermünde
On shore: 

- Prenzlau: City walls, monastery garden, Church of St Mary

- Pasewalk: KunstgARTen Stettiner Haff (gardens)

- Torgelow: “Ukranenland” Slavic museum village
Nautical information: If the start and destination are swapped, please note the direction of river flow and weirs. The 7 kilometres long Unteruckersee lake can be a challenge if the weather is windy, so stay close to the shore if this is the case! There is a weir at the northern end of the lake, and you will have to carry the canoe. If the water level is too low, travelling along the following section is difficult, and it may be that boats need to be transported to the temporary camping area around 2 kilometres to the north of the weir at the mouth of the River Quillow (reached via Triftstraße).

Only experienced canoers should attempt to cross the Szczecin Lagoon.
Maps/literature: "DKV-Gewässerführer für Ostdeutschland: Kanuführer für Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Brandenburg, Berlin, Sachsen-Anhalt,Thüringen und Sachsen (DKV-Regionalführer)", Deutscher Kanu-Verband; edition: 4 (April 1, 2011), ISBN-13: 978-3937743288, Euro 19.95
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The starting point, for example, is the campsite in Warnitz on the eastern bank of the Oberuckersee lake. From here, the route goes north into the 5 kilometres Ucker canal – the link to the Unteruckersee lake. Before this, it is worth making a detour to visit the little village of Fergitz on the western bank of the lake. The Ucker canal contains the largest continuous reed area in Germany. The banks have been left almost in their natural state, and the canoe glides through a marsh and meadow landscape. The upper section of the river is narrow and winding, lined with trees in places or else with a clear view across the meadows to the horizon. There are inclines along the way, and these may also be stony if the water level is low. Tracks of beavers can be seen alongside the river bed. Around 15 kilometres downstream from Prenzlau lies the Nieden weir (canoes to be carried), taking us into Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Soon after this, we reach Pasewalk – and a modern waterway rest area. The river now widens and it is possible to paddle in both directions from here. Canoes have to be carried round a number of weirs or taken through boat lanes until we reach Torgelow. Meadows and forests alternate, and the banks are very steep in places. At the waterway rest area in Torgelow, canoes must be carried for about 400 metres. A little way up from the River Randow, which joins the route at Eggesin, there is another waterway reast area. To the north of the town, the landscape becomes more like a wilderness again. The natural meadow landscape is filled with enchanting backwaters, canals and old peat ditches. We reach our destination of Ueckermünde all too soon.
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  • Im Kanu über die Uckerseen, Foto: Anja Warning
  • Kanal zwischen den Uckerseen, Foto: Alena Lampe
  • Strand in Warnitz am Oberuckersee, Foto: Alena Lampe
Length/duration: 78 kilometres (5 days)
Start: Warnitz on the Oberuckersee lake
Destination: Uckermünde on the “Stettiner Haff” (Szczecin Lagoon)
Travel directions to start point:

- Public transport: Take the RE3 (Stralsund) from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Warnitz (approx. 2 hours).

- Car: Take the A11 from Berlin to Warnitz (approximately 1 hour).

Travel directions from destination:

- Public transport: Take the RE 13280 from Ueckermünde to Jatznick. From here, take the E3315 to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (approximately 2.5 hours).

- Car: Take the RE13276 from Ueckermünde to Pasewalk. From here, take the RE3 (Elsterwerda-Biehla) to Warnitz to the car (approximately 1 hour)

Course: Warnitz, Oberuckersee lake, Ucker (canal), Unteruckersee lake, Ucker (Prenzlau, Pasewalk, Torgelow and Eggesin), Uckermünde
On shore: 

- Prenzlau: City walls, monastery garden, Church of St Mary

- Pasewalk: KunstgARTen Stettiner Haff (gardens)

- Torgelow: “Ukranenland” Slavic museum village
Nautical information: If the start and destination are swapped, please note the direction of river flow and weirs. The 7 kilometres long Unteruckersee lake can be a challenge if the weather is windy, so stay close to the shore if this is the case! There is a weir at the northern end of the lake, and you will have to carry the canoe. If the water level is too low, travelling along the following section is difficult, and it may be that boats need to be transported to the temporary camping area around 2 kilometres to the north of the weir at the mouth of the River Quillow (reached via Triftstraße).

Only experienced canoers should attempt to cross the Szczecin Lagoon.
Maps/literature: "DKV-Gewässerführer für Ostdeutschland: Kanuführer für Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Brandenburg, Berlin, Sachsen-Anhalt,Thüringen und Sachsen (DKV-Regionalführer)", Deutscher Kanu-Verband; edition: 4 (April 1, 2011), ISBN-13: 978-3937743288, Euro 19.95
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