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The route starts at Großräschener See“ lake in the north and ends at “Bärwalder See“ lake in the south of Lausitz Lakeland, leading past 16 lakes altogether. Along the way, cyclists will get a glimpse of lakes in the making and see the different stages of flooding, thereby experiencing the landscape‘s transformation. In some parts, the stadium between open pit mining and lake is still very visible, in others the lakes have been created decades ago and feature beaches, marinas and amphitheatres. A lot of the lakes also offer water sports including jet skiing and sailing.
Look-outs such as „Rostiger Nagel“ (rusty nail) open up great views on the impressive transformative process taking place. Be it industrial culture, garden cities or the customs of the Sorbs, there’s a lot to see along this route. Numerous B&Bs are happy to welcome cyclists and the signposted route is mainly paved with only very few climbs.
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Tour information
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn
Directions & Parking facilities
- By car: via A4, A13 and A15
By train: from/to Großräschen, Senftenberg, Hoyerswerda, Spremberg
Additional information
Schlossergasse
102977 Hoyerswerda
Tel. +49 (0)3571 / 456810
Fax +49 (0)3571 / 456819
info@lausitzerseenland.de
Author
Christina Czach
Organization
Das Landschaftswunderland Oberlausitz
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Numerous B&Bs along the Lakeland Route specifically cater for cyclists.