Cycling around Frankfurt an der Oder is one of the best ways to explore more of this area of ​​Brandenburg. The Frankfurt (Oder) region is a cycle route paradise. With currently 36 cycle routes, recreational athletes and active holidaymakers have a large and very varied range to choose from. A total of 26 bike tours and 10 long-distance bike tours lead through the Frankfurt (Oder) region and invite you to explore.

Also this year, Frankfurt (Oder) is taking part in the Stadtradeln, a campaign by the Climate Alliance. Every kilometer ridden on the bike counts, and the more cyclists register as participants, the more kilometers are collected for a better climate.

Brief information on the “Frankfurt/Oder – Usedom” tour:

This bike tour is characterized by eventful bike tours between Frankfurt/Oder and Usedom and by the charm of the north-east German landscape. Many who visit the Oderbruch for the first time are fascinated by the vastness, the infinitely large sea of ​​fields and the seemingly endless avenues. Frederick II had the landscape shaped, the swamp area drained and the Oder straightened in order to settle people from all over the world and every denomination on the newly won land.

After you have passed the town of Schwedt, the well-signposted Oder-Neisse cycle path takes you through the Lower Oder Valley National Park to the Oderhaff. During your bike tour on the Oder-Neisse cycle path, you will immerse yourself in a slightly hilly and wooded landscape, which then merges into the flat "Reed Kingdom" around the Oderhaff. Now the Baltic Sea coast is not far away!

In summer by bike to Lake Helene:

Just 15 kilometers outside the city, the Helenesee, the second deepest lake in Brandenburg, awaits you. The approximately 250 hectare lake offers many opportunities for water sports and swimming fun, especially in summer. If you arrive without a bike, you can go straight in Zur Alten Oder Fahrräder ausleihen.

Bike tour Berlin – Frankfurt (Oder) – Słubice:

The bike tour starts in Berlin at Treptower Park and leads first via the Europaradweg R1 to Erkner, then to the Kersdorfer Schleuse on the Spreeradweg. After that (km 76 - 80) follows a stretch of very uneven cobblestones in the forest before continuing on a side road to Frankfurt/Oder. The route is mostly very flat, only the last few kilometers have a few hills.