Amt Uecker-Randow-Tal highlights experiences of nature and landscape in forests and fields as a tourism asset. Specific options range from a guided autumn hike for birdwatching to a cycling route starting in Nieden and architectural history in Groß Luckow. When planning your stay, you can first decide whether nature watching, a ride along the long-distance cycle route or historic architecture should be your main focus. The season and theme give your excursion plans different emphases.
Forests, Fields and Outdoor Activities
In autumn, guided hikes for observing resting geese and cranes are offered at Lake Groß Koblentz. The seasonal timing and specific focus on birds give this tour a clear emphasis. If the migration stop of geese and cranes is of particular interest to you, check the seasonal availability of the guided hike in advance.
The WindradTour starts in Nieden and follows the Berlin–Usedom long-distance cycle route. This offers a cycling route as an alternative planning option to the guided autumn hike: the hike focuses on the season and birdwatching, while the WindradTour follows the long-distance cycle route. Before setting out, check current route conditions and signage, as both may change.
Your travel dates and interests can help you choose between these two outdoor activities: the birdwatching hike is explicitly tied to autumn, while the WindradTour follows the long-distance cycle route. You can therefore make a seasonal nature theme your main focus or plan your trip around the cycling tour.
Architectural History in Groß Luckow
The Gothic church in Groß Luckow features wall paintings, and its altar is protected as a listed monument. A renovated manor house with a park offers a different focus. The information distinguishes between the Gothic church and its paintings, the separately protected altar, and the manor house and its park. Anyone interested in architectural history can explore both sacred architecture and a renovated manor house with a park.
Pasewalk
In Pasewalk, the Railway Experience Center Lokschuppen is housed in a semicircular engine shed that opened in 1896 and has 25 radial tracks and around 6,000 m² of covered space. Kiek in de Mark is 20.2 metres high. The tower of the former town fortifications rises from a square base to a cylindrical tower topped by an octagonal brick spire above a crenellated crown. Large sections of the medieval town wall survive, complete with towers, gates and weighing houses. At the Pasewalk City Museum, visitors can try drawing and writing with a reed pen and experiment with the drawing style of artist Paul Holz in the museum tower. Arrangements may need to be made in advance.
Discover more destinations: Jatznick, Krugsdorf, Papendorf, Brietzig, Fahrenwalde, Groß Luckow, Koblentz, Nieden, Polzow, Rollwitz, Schönwalde, Viereck, Zerrenthin.
View the regional travel guide: Vorpommern-Greifswald.
