Parmen: Swimming Area, Cycling Routes and Motocross

Parmen offers specific options for a trip focused on swimming, cycling or motocross: there is a swimming area at Großer Parmensee near Parmen, three named cycling routes pass through the village, and the Am Mühlenberg motocross track is associated with MSC Parmen. When deciding to visit Parmen, you can first consider which of these themes you want to shape your stay.

Swimming and Cycling in Parmen

Großer Parmensee near Parmen has a swimming area. If swimming is part of your trip, check the latest information about the swimming area in advance. This lets you include this specific point of interest in your daily plans.

The Gutsherrenradtour, the Uckermärkischer Radrundweg and the Spur der Steine pass through Parmen. These three names give you specific starting points for choosing a route. Routes may change, so check the latest local route conditions before setting out.

The Spur der Steine can also be viewed in the wider context of the broader travel destination of Nordwestuckermark: The 55-kilometre-long route runs mainly along a former railway embankment through Uckermärkische Seen Nature Park, from Templin via Warthe and Boitzenburg to Fürstenwerder. This lets you distinguish the stretch through Parmen from the longer route when planning: the local reference describes where the route passes through Parmen, while the additional information describes its course through several places.

Motocross as a Trip in Its Own Right

Parmen is associated with the Am Mühlenberg motocross track run by MSC Parmen. If the track is the main reason for your trip, check dates and operating conditions in advance; both are subject to change. This allows you to plan around the specific occasion rather than assume a particular date or operating schedule based solely on the location.

More Destinations in the Broader Travel Destination of Nordwestuckermark

Within the broader travel destination of Nordwestuckermark, Naugarten offers further connections with nature and water. The lake near Naugarten, owned by the municipality, covers around 33 hectares; swimming and fishing are available there, and walking around it offers a nature experience. Naugarten also has signposted, unpaved cycling and hiking trails, ranging from short walks to longer tours, including guided trips to notable spots. A bicycle and boat rental service add to these options. Availability may change; check the latest local information.

Naugarten also has a gallery: Hof Kokurin displays a changing selection of paintings, wooden sculptures and small works of art. This means the village offers a choice of different themes, from outdoor routes and activities to changing art exhibitions.

Fürstenwerder adds a historical focus to the broader travel destination of Nordwestuckermark. A roughly 1,300-metre-long fieldstone wall encloses the historic centre. The town gates, Berliner Tor and Woldegker Tor, have pointed-arch passageways and are among the oldest of their kind in northern Germany. The fieldstone church dates from the mid-13th century. A promenade laid out in 1900, lined with old chestnut trees, runs around the town wall. The Fürstenwerder Local History Museum is devoted mainly to traditional village crafts.

Between Wittstock and Rittgarten, at the edge of the road to Augustfelde, stands the ruin of Wüsten Kirche Wittstock. The rectangular fieldstone building, with its transversely rectangular west tower, dates from the 13th century. The lower storey of the tower and parts of the nave’s outer walls have survived. The ruin adds another historical building to the region’s examples, with its remaining parts clearly identifiable.

In Kröchlendorff, the village church serves the community as a cultural and event centre. Together with the historic buildings and local history museum in Fürstenwerder, this is another example of a cultural focus within the broader travel destination of Nordwestuckermark.

Discover more destinations: Gollmitz, Röpersdorf.

Go to the overview of the broader travel destination: Nordwestuckermark.