The Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Route is one of the most popular cycle routes in Germany. It’s itinerary is never far from the seashore and you will pass popular seaside resorts like Kühlungsborn, Heiligendamm (‘the white town by the sea’) and Warnemünde, each sporting the distinctive stripped ‘Strandkorbs’ (beach chairs). In between, there is a wealth of natural beauty to explore, including Germany’s largest island, Rügen (with its famous chalk cliffs) and the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula, which is a popular resting place for migratory birds. There are plenty of cultural diversions as well in Greifswald, Stralsund, Wismar, Lübeck and Kiel.
9 cycle routes, 21 cycling circuit tours tours, many day trips as well as hand bike tours lead you far into the country on a closely linked network of cycle paths. Between the major cities of Hamburg and Berlin you will find a region that couldn't be more unique and full of variety.
Esterbauer guide of the first part of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Germany. 120 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Esterbauer guide of the second part of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Germany. 160 pages, scale of 1:50000.
Maps from Travemünde to Usedom, on a scale of 1:75.000.
Explore the coast all the way from Luebeck to Stralsund. Or one can say “from Marzipan to Bismarck Hering.” Enjoy the Hanseatic architecture, lively sea side resorts, beaches, and the Baltic Sea Breeze.
Three Islands in one sweep! This wonderful bicycle tour leads you along the Pomeranian coastline and through the islands of Ruegen, Hiddensee and Usedom. You have many chances to admire the points of interest and enjoy the magical landscape.
National EuroVelo Coordination Centre
The ADFC is a nationwide, Non-Profit-Organisation with more than 175.000 members whose shared aim is to make the roads safer for cyclists and pedestrians. Besides encouraging environmentally-friendly and therefore sustainable forms of transport, the ADFC provides advice on all aspects of cycling. This includes advice on buying a bike, technology and cycling accessories, tourism-related and political issues.
Currently, 37 cycling routes and five cycling tour regions in Germany carry the ADFC seal of quality. The link provides more information.
On the online presentation of the ADFC's brochure you will find a selection of the most beautiful bike routes in Germany.
Around 5,500 hotels, guesthouses, youth hostels, nature houses and camping sites are tailored to the needs of cyclists. Guest companies meeting ADFC quality criteria are marked with a sign at the entrance.
The DZT has promoted Germany abroad on behalf of the federal government for more than 60 years. It advertises the touristic diversity of Germany throughout the world. It therefore advertises for one of the biggest and most popular brands - the travel country Germany. A selection of attractive long distance cycle routes can be found on www.germany.travel with route descriptions and references of Bed+Bike establishments.
info@germany.travel +49 (0)69 974640
The regional office of the German cyclists organisation in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
This tour shows Mecklenburg-Vorpommern at its best. Through splendid seaside resorts and proud Hanseatic towns, over three islands and a peninsula you go on the Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Route. For the most part, the route runs with a direct view of the coast. Only a few shorter sections lead to the idyllic inland. The website allows you to download GPS tracks!
The part of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route which leads through Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a beautiful trail in Northern Germany, which winds through idyllic scenery, Hanseatic towns, three islands and classic villages.
info@off-to-mv.com +49 381 4030 500
The Baltic Sea Cycle Route begins in the north at Teichweg border crossing in Flensburg and leads through Glücksburg, Eckernförde and Hohwacht, around the sunny island of Fehmarn as far as Lübeck-Travemünde. The route ends in the Hanseatic city of Lübeck whose medieval centre was the first complete old town in northern Europe to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO back in 1987.
info@ostsee-sh.de +49 (0) 45 03 – 888 525