Upper Havel Tour

In the canoe from Kratzeburg to Neustrelitz

Route

38 km

Etappen

2 Tage

Discover the Havel by canoe, © TMV/outdoor-visions.com

Route

8 Ergebnisse
  • © Roman Vitt

    Neustrelitz city church

    • Markt, 17235 Neustrelitz

    One of the most important landmarks of the residential town of Neustrelitz. From the viewing platform you can enjoy the most beautiful view over Neustrelitz and the surrounding area.

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  • © TMV/Gohlke

    Slavic village Neustrelitz

    • Franzosensteg, 17235 Neustrelitz

    A visit to the Slavic Village at Lake Zierk is an excursion into the early medieval settlement history of the region. Here you can be active and creative.

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  • © SSGK MV / Funkhaus Creative

    Neustrelitz Palace Gardens

    • Freely accessible at any time
    • An der Promenade, 17235 Neustrelitz

    The ducal Palaca Garden in Neustrelitz is a gem of 18th and 19th century garden art. In all seasons it invites you to stroll and discover.

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  • © Nationalparkamt Müritz

    National park visitor centre in Blankenförde

    • Blankenförde, 17252 Roggentin

    The visitor centre of the national park is located close to a small timbered church in the building of the former village school and houses a photograph exhibition with the topic ”Vögel und Co. am Zotzensee”.

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    Visitor centre “Flatterhus Kratzeburg“

    • Dorfstraße, 17237 Kratzeburg

    The visitor information centre called “Kratzeburger Flatterhus“ houses an exhibition about the mysterious hunters of the night: the bats.

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  • © Stadt Neustrelitz / Rebekka Hedtke

    Plastic Gallery Castle Church Neustrelitz

    • Hertelstraße, 17235 Neustrelitz

    The neo-Gothic castle church in the residential city is a fascinating exhibition venue for figurative sculpture in summer

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  • © Stadt Neustrelitz/Sebastian Haerter

    Marketplace Neustrelitz

    • Freely accessible at any time
    • Tiergartenalle, 17235 Neustrelitz

    The star-shaped late baroque city layout of the residential town of Neustrelitz is unique in Europe - eight streets lead from the market square in all directions

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  • © Mecklenburgische Kleinseenplatte Touristik GmbH

    Wesenberg castle with fishing tower

    • Burg, 17255 Wesenberg

    Castle complex with local history room and exhibition on fishing and regional history, tourist information, public Internet access, nationwide ticket service

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From Kratzeburg at the Käbelicksee, the tour first leads 23 km through motorboat-free waters. Past marshy meadows and steep forest slopes, the canoe glides leisurely along the Havel and lakes. Birds of all kinds can be observed in the silence. Bitterns wade through the shallow shore water, kingfishers flit wildly over the glittering water, and gray herons lie in wait, hidden, for their prey. Only for a short time is this idyll interrupted by the transfer at Granziner Mühle. On its way to Babke, the Havel meanders past dense reed banks. A break at the local fisherman provides welcome refreshment.

Before the probably most beautiful section of the upper Havel begins at Blankenförde, a canal leads to the right to Kleiner Jamelsee, where the fairy-tale camping site "Zum Hexenwäldchen" is located. In Blankenförde, the canoe glides through a shady canal, along quaint boathouses that are reflected in the crystal-clear water. Soon after, the Havel shows its wild and romantic side. Along the sea of water lilies of the Görtowsee it goes to the approx. 5 km long Useriner See, where also nudists find a domicile. The quiet trip through the Müritz National Park ends at the Großer Labussee.

Almost without current the canoe glides on the Havel to the Woblitzsee, passing mysterious marshland. Paddlers reach the destination Neustrelitz on the left hand side of the Woblitzsee. A detour to the small town of Wesenberg, about 3 km away, is also recommended. The last kilometers to the destination lead through Kammerkanal and Zierker See. At the end of the tour we recommend a walk in the castle garden of Neustrelitz or a visit to the Slawendorf.

Water profile

On some lakes, strong waves are to be expected in strong winds, otherwise a current-free stretch. Restricted navigation and mooring in the Müritz National Park. Zotzensee, Jähtensee and Zierzsee are located in the core zone of the national park and may only be crossed along the buoy markings. Motorboat traffic from the Great Labus Lake. Transfer or locks at 4 locations. A lorry is available for this purpose at Granziner Mühle.

Service

Arrival

Arrival:

By car

Parking:

Everywhere where it is allowed

Public transport:

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Rail connection: Kratzeburg, Neustrelitz

More information

More info / links:

  • Tour tips: Kratzeburg National Park Information, Wesenberg Castle, Neustrelitz Baroque Town Complex, Neustrelitz Castle Park, Neustrelitz Slavic Village

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