Appelhorst route - Cycling by numbers in the Elbe-Havel-Winkel

You can start the route in the town of Sandau (Elbe) (with dining opportunities) at the late Romanesque brick church of St. Laurentius at junction 78. A visit is worthwhile. The church tower, rebuilt in recent years, offers a unique view over the Elbe area. You cycle towards the Hanseatic city of Havelberg up to junction 1. In Havelberg, before the Sandau bridge, turn right into Rathenower Street and cycle on the bike path alongside the road to Jederitz. About 2 km behind Jederitz, at junction 2, turn right onto an agricultural path, which you follow along the Jederitzer Holz nature reserve to Neukamern. On this path, you can turn right towards Trübengraben and see a weir. Behind it is the Appelhorst. Unfortunately, we cannot guide you directly through the Appelhorst towards Sandau (Elbe) over the weir. You cycle back the same way and continue to junction 20 to Kamern. There you can admire the Hedemicke, a natural monument. Then continue to junction 20 and then on a bike path alongside the road, which passes Rahnsee with swimming facilities and a fishing pond on the way to Wulkau. After passing Wulkau and junction 37, cycle back to Sandau on the bike path alongside the road. If time allows, a trip with the motor and guided cable ferry to the other bank of the Elbe with dining opportunities 2 km away is recommended.

Sandau …4.3 km... Havelberg ...4.8 km... Jederitz ...6.1 km... Neukamern ...4.1 km… Wulkau ...3.8 km... Sandau

This cycling route follows the junctions: 78-1-2-20-43-37-78