Bike tours
Berlin-Buch is a popular starting point for bike tours to the Feldmark, the Barnim Nature Park, the Schorfheide or the Oderbruch landscape. From the city center, Buch is easy to reach by public transport (S-Bahn) in less than 30 minutes. Many riders start here long-distance tours towards the Baltic Sea. A comfortable new cycle route from Berlin to Usedom leads through Buch.
Selected tours are recommended below.
More GPS-supported bike tours and digital maps for download can be found here:
Along the small river Panke (23 km)
Following the river Panke towards the city center along the environmentally protected landscape"Karower Teiche" and the Palace Park Niederschönhausen.
Digital map for download
A description of the bike tour can be found here:
The Barnim Nature Park Meridian (44 km)
Hobrechtsfelde - Gorinsee - Liepnitzsee - Bogensee - Prenden - Ruhlsdorf - Marienwerder
Digital map for download
A description of the bike tour can be found here:
The Heidekraut tour (86 km)
Circular cycling course through the varied landscape of the Barnim Nature Park.
Digital map for download
A description of the bike tour can be found here:
Through Barnim on the route to Usedom (83 km)
Interesting route along the Barnim Nature Park and places like Biesenthal, Joachimsthal and Glambeck.
Digital map for download
More details about the long-distance cycle route from Berlin to Usedom (Berlin-Usedom Radfernweg) you can find here:
To the Palace Park Blumberg (28 km)
Route: Berlin-Buch - Schwanebeck - Birkholz - Blumberg -Trappenfelde - Hönow - Kaulsdorf - Wuhlheide.
Digital map for download
A description of the bike tour can be found here:
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