From Neuruppin via Walsleben and Gottberg to Wildberg

From Brückenstraße in Alt Ruppin
this cycling route leads via Kränzlin,
Walsleben, Gottberg and
Kerzlin to Wildberg.

The route connects several villages
west of Neuruppin and
offers beautiful views along the way of the
rural surroundings of Ruppiner Land.

The cycling route starts at the Brückenstraße in Alt Ruppin and
leads out of the town into the rural
area west of the district town.

Via Kränzlin it continues to Walsleben and
then via Gottberg and Kerzlin to Wildberg.

Kränzlin is a traditional village
on the Ruppiner Platte and
was first mentioned in documents as early as 1291.
The village is closely linked to the history of
Ruppiner Land.

Theodor Fontane also knew Kränzlin and
visited the village several times.

The route then continues to Walsleben.
The village lies on the Ruppiner Platte, and
the Temnitz flows through the municipal area.
Among the sights worth seeing is
the listed village church.
The present church building dates
from the late 16th century.

Another interesting place along the route is Gottberg. The village church there is a fieldstone building dating from the 13th century. This striking structure is one of the historic testimonies found in the small villages along this cycling route.

Via Kerzlin the route finally continues to Wildberg. Along this section, fields, small settlements and the open landscape shape the scenery. The route is therefore particularly suitable for cyclists who want not only to travel from one place to the next, but also to discover the villages and countryside west of Neuruppin.

Notes

The route is not a circular tour,
but connects Neuruppin with Wildberg.
For the return journey, you can cycle the route
in the opposite direction or
combine it with other sections to create a
longer tour.

Tip: It is worth allowing a little extra time along the way for
the historic village churches and
the small village centres.

Riding conditions

The route was cycled and checked in full by Radtouren-OPR. It was easy to ride throughout, with no particular difficulties.

The route partly follows roads and passes through smaller settlements, but is pleasant to ride overall. As on any cycling tour, please take particular care in built-up areas and on sections shared with motor traffic.

Riding conditions may change at short notice due to roadworks, damage to the road surface or temporary closures.

The route was personally cycled and checked by Radtouren-OPR. It was consistently easy to ride and provides a pleasant connection from Neuruppinthrough the villages west of the town to Wildberg.

GPS point 152.8774973, 12.6308697

GPS point 252.9504215, 12.8432649

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Cycling infrastructure

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Path designated for bicycles
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Marked cycle lane on this side of the street
Lane shared with buses or other motor vehicles; also a shoulder open to bicycles
One-way street allowing cycling in both directions
Road designated for bicycles
Steps with a bicycle wheeling ramp
Cycle street

Roads, paths and surface quality

Surface patterns on the background map describe quality classes, not a definite material. On the route line, missing or uncertain surface assignments remain unknown and grey.