Sankt Annen- und Gertraudenkapelle-Roddahn-Wuthnowsberg-Hohennauen-Mühlberg-Schollene-Harkenberg-Havelberg Road Route

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A road route encompassing Sankt Annen- und Gertraudenkapelle, Roddahn, Wuthnowsberg, Hohennauen, Mühlberg, Schollene, Harkenberg, and Havelberg

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This road route covers a variety of highlights including the historic Sankt Annen- und Gertraudenkapelle, the picturesque village of Roddahn, the scenic Wuthnowsberg, the charming Hohennauen, the idyllic Mühlberg, the serene Schollene, the quaint Harkenberg, and the historic Havelberg. With a distance of 90 km and an ascent of 175m, it offers a moderate challenge for cyclists with a love for history and natural beauty. Along the route, you will pass through beautiful countryside landscapes, peaceful villages, and historical sites. Highlights include the Sankt Annen- und Gertraudenkapelle, a well-preserved medieval chapel known for its remarkable architecture and cultural significance, and the town of Havelberg, a UNESCO-listed ensemble of historic buildings and natural beauty.

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Start: Havelberg City center

Havelberg: Tranquil cycling along the picturesque Elbe River.

Havelberg, situated in Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, offers a rich cycling experience for road and gravel cyclists. The area is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, with rolling hills and vast countryside. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides on well-maintained cycle paths and explore charming villages along the Elbe River. Havelberg also hosts various cycling events, attracting both locals and tourists. One of the noteworthy spots nearby is the Prignitzer Kleinbahn, offering a nostalgic railway experience for those seeking a unique cycling adventure. With its beautiful scenery and cycling-friendly infrastructure, Havelberg is a great destination for cyclists of all levels.