Round Tour of Uckermärkische Seen Nature Reserve

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Address

Start of tour

Einsetzstelle Lindenhof, Gestüt
Lindenhof 1
17268 Templin

End of tour

Nordlicht Kanustation oder Wasserwanderrastplatz
Brandenburger Straße 33
16798 Fürstenberg/Havel

Contact address

Tourismus Marketing Uckermark GmbH
Stettiner Straße 19
17291 Prenzlau

Round Tour of Uckermärkische Seen Nature Reserve

Canoeing

Length: 80 km

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Length: 80 km

Nature enthusiasts can explore one of Brandenburg's most primordial territories while navigating the waters around Templin and Lychen by boat. The curvy Havel River leads you past mystical islands and pristine forests. Attentive explorers may even spot a beaver or otter in the rustling reef. The low current allows beginners and families to easily navigate the waters. The Lindenhof stud farm in Templin is a great starting point for travellers who bring their own boat. The farm has a rest area for travellers, guest rooms, a hey hotel, as well as pitches for campers. In addition, the farm provides a shuttle for canoes. The boat portage required from Lake Netzow to Lake Platkowsee can thus be made conveniently at the beginning of your boat tour. Other possible starting points are Lychen and Templin. The tour ends in Fürstenberg/Havel.

Length: approx. 80 km / 4-5 days (or 4-5 days to Lychen)

Route: Lake Netzowsee, Lake Gleuensee, Lake Templiner Stadtsee, Havel to Fürstenberg/Havel or across Havel, Lake Stolpsee, Himmelpford, Lake Haussee, Woblitz River, Lake Großer Lychener See, Lake Zenssee, Lake Platkowsee, continue further by shuttle service (Lindenhof stud farm, telephone: +49(0)3987-401618-0) to Lake Netzowsee.

On land:

Lychen: Flößermuseum (Rafters’ Museum)

Fürstenberg/Havel: historic town centre

Himmelpfort: monastery ruin

Bredereiche: quaint half-timbered houses Länge: ca. 80 km / 4-5 Tage (oder 4-5 Tage nach Lychen)

Sluice Regow: Ziegenhof

Templin: nature spa, historic city centre

Water profile: low current, easily and fully navigable, caution advised at Lake Stolpsee during heavy west winds; sections of river with numerous loops and narrower groove lakes; 7 sluices; at low tide use bridge at Lake Netzowsee for portage