From Berlin to Kopenhagen | Kompass cycle guidebook 6016

The 630 km Berlin-Copenhagen long-distance cycle route links the capitals of Germany and Denmark from south to north. Forest rich river valleys, quiet canal bank paths and hundreds of lakes accompany the long-distance cycle route in Germany, while on the Danish South Sea islands the sea is in the foreground with picturesque harbour towns and kilometres of beaches. From Berlin the cycle path leads up the Havel to the source of the Havel, crosses the Müritz National Park and the Mecklenburg Lake District and follows the Warnow Valley to the Hanseatic city of Rostock. After the ferry crossing from the seaside resort Warnemünde to Gedser, the South Sea islands Falster, Bogø, Møn and Seeland await you with harbour towns and fishing boats, lighthouses and chalk cliffs as well as kilometres of beaches. Lakes, forests and nature reserves alternate with old towns, castles and cliffs. Forest paths and asphalted cycle paths as well as side roads determine the route on the six stages in Germany and four stages in Denmark.

Bornholm | Kompass hiking map 236

The Baltic island of Bornholm at 1:50,000 on a contoured and GPS compatible map from Kompass, printed on sturdy, waterproof and tear-resistant synthetic paper, with additional insets showing a street plan of Rønne plus the Ertholmene (Christiansø) archipelago. An overprint highlights hiking trails and cycling routes, including the tour around the island. Symbols indicate various types of tourist accommodation, sport and recreational facilities and places of interest. Also marked are ferry connections to Denmark and other Baltic ports. Insets show the nearby the Ertholmene (Christiansø) archipelago at 1:30,000, plus a street plan of Rønne, both annotated with facilities and/or places of interest.