Discover farm stores by bike: Regional, culinary delights near Fürstenberg/Havel

Red large numbers show you the way - starting from Fürstenberg/Havel, you will cycle along the junction signposts through the north of the Ruppiner Seenland.

The about 43-kilometer-long round trip not only includes dreamlike cycling routes through the water-rich landscape, but also offers you some culinary highlights.
Along the way you will pass exquisite regional stores, selected organic farms and small manufactories; here you will find sweets and hearty food, regional game, fresh fish and delicious coffee. Whether it's a chocolaterie, herb garden or other delicacies - make sure you have enough storage space in your saddlebags, bike baskets and backpacks!

If you have enough time, you will also have the opportunity to see Santa's "real" post office in Himmelpfort. Take your time to explore the charming Brandenburg villages with their little churches along the way, or cool your feet in one of the numerous lakes.

Length: 43 kilometers
Start / Finish: Junction number 50, in Fürstenberg/Havel
Logo / route signs: The tour runs along the junction waymark and connects the junction numbers as follows: 50 - Fürstenberg/Havel - 51 - "Coffee & Travel" 52 - Ravensbrück district - Chocolaterie Himmelpfort - 53 - Santa Claus House - Zum Stolpseefischer - 54 - Bredereiche - 55 - Dannenwalde - "Richards Wild" - 29 - 30 - Gut Zernikow - Alt Globsow, Biohof Kepos - 31 - Fürstenberg/Havel.
Arrival / Departure: It is recommended to arrive by public transport. Those arriving by bike and train can start at the train station Fürstenberg/Havel.
Route: Fürstenberg/Havel - Himmelpfort - Bredereiche - Dannenwalde - Seilershof - Zernikow - Burow - Altglobsow - Fürstenberg/Havel.
Possible combinations: Based on the junction signposting, the tour can be extended as desired.
Road conditions / route layout: This tour leads mostly on asphalted cycle paths and side roads with little traffic.
Maps / literature: Ruppiner Seenland bike map - "Knotenpunkte weisen den Weg"