Berlin to Copenhagen

Make your own route, what i saw of guided hotel tours they are pretty expensive. If you are going to
cycle in this area don't miss the island of Rügen and the rest of the East-sea coast. In The whole
of germany there are countless bicycleroutes, maybe you can join parts of some together to have a
nice trip. Maybe you didn't come across this link
auf-nach-mv.deindex.htmOpen ↗ order the brochures offered on the
site and have a look to see if you like the countryside you intend to cycle through. Most of it will
be pretty flat.

Peter

"Ken" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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There is a route on the net for this. Has anyone done it? Comments?

In message <D0dTa.19132$KF1.304303@amstwist00>, Peter <[email hidden]> writes

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If you are going to cycle in this area don't miss the island of Rügen and the rest of the
East-sea coast.

East-sea = Ostsee = Baltic
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Michael MacClancy

Yes, you are right Germans and Dutch (me) call it Eastsea which for Germans is a bit strange as
lakes in general are called See (Sea) and Sea they call Meer which is in dutch a lake. Why they
don't call the Eastsea "Das Baltische Meer" I don't know. maybe someone from Germany can tell us
about that.

Peter

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In message <D0dTa.19132$KF1.304303@amstwist00>, Peter <[email hidden]> writes

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If you are going to cycle in this area don't miss the island of Rügen and the rest of the
East-sea coast.

East-sea = Ostsee = Baltic
--
Michael MacClancy