📜 A 630-kilometer long-distance cycle route following the Neisse and Oder rivers.
🗺️ Spans from the Jizera Mountains (Czech Republic) through Germany and Poland to the Baltic Sea.

Why Go

🚴‍♀️ Experience a scenic long-distance cycle path along two major rivers.
🌍 Traverse three countries: Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland.
🏞️ Enjoy diverse landscapes from mountains to the Baltic Sea.
🛣️ Well-established route with official variants on the Polish side.

Route Details

📏 Approximately 630 kilometers long, running north-south.
📍 Starts at the source of the Lusatian Neisse in the Jizera Mountains.
🌊 Follows the Neisse to its confluence with the Oder, then along the Oder to the Szczecin Lagoon.
🏖️ Concludes at the Baltic Sea on the island of Usedom near Ahlbeck.
🇩🇪 Passes through German federal states: Saxony, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
🇵🇱 Parallel route "Szlak Zielona Odra" exists on the Polish bank.

Stages

• Stage 1: Nová Ves nad Nisou to Žitava (approx. 55 km) - Czech Republic, Germany
• Stage 2: Žitava to Zhořelec (approx. 40 km) - Germany
• Stage 3: Zhořelec to Bad Muskau (approx. 67 km)
• Stage 4: Bad Muskau to Guben (approx. 62 km)
• Stage 5: Guben to Frankfurt nad Odrou (approx. 61 km)
• Stage 6: Frankfurt nad Odrou to Küstrin-Kietz (approx. 33 km)
• Stage 7: Küstrin-Kietz to Hohenwutzen (approx. 51 km)
• Stage 8: Hohenwutzen to Schwedt (approx. 33 km)
• Stage 9: Schwedt to Penkun (approx. 33 km)
• Stage 10: Penkun to Blankensee (approx. 40 km)
• Stage 11: Blankensee to Ueckermünde (approx. 46 km)
• Stage 12: Ueckermünde to Anklam (approx. 39 km)
• Stage 13: Anklam to Ahlbeck (approx. 63 km)