Havelmäander

The tour is interchangeable in start and finish, each of which has a railway connection and canoe stations. The tour can be extended to approximately 65 km, taking 4 to 5 days as a circular route back to Fürstenberg/Havel via Lychen. There is a cycle path connection between the two locations. Along the old lifeline, across lakes and a section of the Upper Havel, the tour leads through impressive landscapes and settlements. In addition to relics of past eras, there are stories to discover about the long relationship between people and the river.Length / Duration: 42 km (2-3 days)Start: Fürstenberg / Havel / Finish: TemplinArrival: Public transport: From Berlin Hauptbahnhof take the RE5 (Neubrandenburg) to Fürstenberg / Havel (about 1 hour). Car: From Berlin via the A111 and B96 to Fürstenberg / Havel (about 1.5 hours).Departure: Public transport: From Templin take the RB12 to Oranienburg. From here, continue with the RE5 (Elsterwerda) to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (about 1.5 hours). Car: From Templin, ZOB, take bus 517 to Fürstenberg to get to your car (about 1 hour).Canoe rental: Several providers are available at the starting and ending points as well as for extensions via Lychen.Route: Fürstenberg / Havel, Fisch-Kanu-Pass/Schwedtsee, Siggelhavel, Stolpsee, Havel, Templiner Wasser, Großer Kuhwallsee, Großer Lankensee, Röddelinsee, Templiner Kanal, TemplinNautical information: no information providedMaps / Literature: DKV Water Guide for Eastern Germany: Canoe guide for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Brandenburg, Berlin, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia, and Saxony (DKV Regional Guide), German Canoe Association: Paperback – June 14, 2021, 19.95 EurosTours Atlas Water Hiking / TA5 Berlin-Brandenburg with Spreewald: Oder, Havel, Spree + Tributaries, 1:75,000 & 1:25,000, Publisher: Jübermann, September 24, 2021, 29.90 Euros