Numerous mills in the Schlaubetal go back to the effect of the monks. Today only one mill is dtill in operation – the mill of Müllrose. From the resort of Müllrose, the route runs along the towpath of the Friedrich-Wilhelm Canal passing through wide open meadows along the Oder River.
Let the magic of the nature work on you while driving through the wild and romantic Schlaubetal and take a break in small, cosy places.
It then passes through Brieskow-Finkenheerd and continues to Kunitz Loose and Aurith. Eisenhüttenstadt, which is directly on the route, offers a contrast to this idyllic countryside. Fürstenberg, the 750-year-old town district of Eisenhüttenstadt, is on the cycle route and nowadays documents the history of the town as a former shipping centre. The region also offers culinary specialities, such as the “Schlaubetalteller” with meat, vegetables and potatoes – always a perfect reason to visit the town.
Start / finish: Neuzelle
Logo / route sign: white monk on a bicycle
How to get there:
- Train: Take the RE1 regional express train from Berlin central station to Cottbus, then take the RB11 regional train to Neuzelle (about 2 hours).
- Car: Take the A10 and A12 motorways and the B112 from Berlin to Neuzelle (about 2 hours).
Possible combinations
- Oder-Spree-Tour, a tour of the Oder-Spree region
- Oder-Neiße Cycle Path
Maps / literature: "Topografische Karte: Naturpark Schlaubetal", 1:50.000, Landesvermessung und Geobasisinformation Brandenburg, Auflage: New edition. 1. Februar 2013, ISBN 3-74904-089-3, Euro 6.90