Flaeming-Skate

The Flaeming-Skate is the Eldorado for all inline skaters. Without interruption, around 230 kilometers of inline paths with fine asphalt specifically designed for skating lead through traditional and historically significant landscapes. Many interesting sights line the tours: the Zinna Monastery, the Paltrock windmill, Dahme and Jüterborg with their medieval cityscapes. The paths are on average 3 meters wide and the various skate routes are connected to form a network. All routes are very well signposted, so you do not need any further route descriptions apart from a map. You should only pay attention to the different levels of difficulty of the routes and choose them according to your driving skills. Length RK 1: 94.59 km (further routes possible) Start/Finish: Luckenwalde Note: Maintenance and care of the routes are constant tasks in the Flaeming-Skate region. Therefore, there may occasionally be temporary restrictions on sections of individual routes. Please inform yourself promptly about this aspect before your arrival on the Flaeming-Skate homepage. Route: Luckenwalde - Jänickendorf - Petkus - Wahlsdorf - Hohenseefeld - Wiepersdorf - Oehna - Dennewitz - Jüterbog - Zinna Monastery - Luckenwalde Surface: very good Difficulty: easy to difficult depending on the stage Please observe the legal regulations and road traffic regulations for inline skating. Directions: By train: RE3 and RE4 to Jüterbog, Oehna or Luckenwalde. By car: A9, A10, A13/A113, B101 towards Luckenwalde/Jüterbog, B102 towards Jüterbog, signs "Flaeming-Skate" at the entry points. Sights along the route: Luckenwalde: Fläming-Therme, Local history museum with the permanent exhibition "Luckenwalde - on the history of an industrial city", Local animal park Jüterbog: Cultural quarter Mönchenkloster, City wall, Defensive towers and city gates Zinna Monastery: Cistercian monk monastery Zinna with distillery Map recommendations: Request brochure "Experience region Flaeming-Skate" from the district of Teltow-Fläming, SG Economic Development, Tourism and Mobility.