Discover farm stores by bike: Kremmen's regional specialties

Signed junctions point the way - bike lovers can explore the entire Ruppiner Seenland using the big red numbers. Starting from the beautiful Kremmen barn district, the tour recommendation "Kremmens regionale Spezialiäten" (Kremmen's regional specialties) on this route links the historic town center of Kremmen with varied routes through forests and fields and through charming villages.

But the numerous fields along the way already promise it: this 27-kilometer round trip is not just about the landscape experience alone, but also about regional products, which you can taste along the way and also take home.

The tour is particularly attractive during the asparagus season. But also in the other months farm stores and bakeries are waiting with delicious products from the region.Small tip: Whoever sets out on this bike tour should bring curiosity and appetite, but also not forget a packing bag, basket or backpack.

Length: 27 kilometers
Start / Finish: Junction number 36 in Kremmen, near the barn district
Logo / route signs: The tour runs along the junction route signs and connects the junction numbers as follows: 36 - Old gingerbread factory- 37 - 38 - 24 - 25 - 22 - Detour to Schwante castle estate - Plentz wood-fired bakery - 23 - Kremmen asparagus farm - 36.
Arrival / Departure: It is recommended to arrive by public transport. If you arrive by bike and train, it is best to get on the round trip at Kremmen station. You can get there by RE 6 (Berlin-Gesundbrunnen - Wittenberge) or by RB 55 from Hennigsdorf S-Bahn station.
Course: Kremmen - Verlorenort - Sommerswalde - Vehlefanz - Schwante - Kremmen.
Possible combinations: Based on the junction signposting, the tour can be extended as desired.
Route condition / route development: This tour leads mostly on asphalted cycle paths and side roads with little traffic. Between Kremmen and Verlorenort there is a section on an unpaved forest road that is easy to ride.
Maps / literature: Ruppiner Seenland bike map - "Knotenpunkte weisen den Weg"