Gnevkow: Hotels and Accommodations

Gnevkow is located in the Tollense Valley within the Mecklenburg Lake District and is a municipality in the northeastern part of the district. The town’s quiet location in this lake district offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, and boating.

Geographical Setting

Gnevkow is administered by the Treptower Tollensewinkel administrative office in Altentreptow. Gnevkow is located approximately 10 kilometers northwest of Altentreptow and about 22 kilometers southeast of Demmin.

Nature and Landscape

Nearby regional landscapes and natural features include Lake Kummerow, Lake Tollense, the Peene River, and the Ivenack Oaks. Ziegenberg is located near Gnevkow; Voßbarg, Fuchsberg, and Schwemmsalberg are situated in the surrounding area.

History and Culture

The wider regional surroundings of Gnevkow include Wildberg, Schlossberg, the Trabbi Barn, and Quilow Water Castle. Until 1818, Gnevkow belonged to the Pomeranian Amt of Klempenow.

Cultural and historical destinations identified in the immediate area around Gnevkow include Klempenow Castle, Broock Castle, and the Great Stone in Altentreptow.

Connections and Location

State road 35 runs east of Gnevkow; the A20 can be reached via the Anklam exit. The Neubrandenburg–Stralsund railway line runs through the municipality and serves Gnevkow station. There is also a direct connection to the Berlin–Stralsund railway line.

Other places in the same broader context include Bartow, Wolde, Grapzow, Siedenbollentin, Golchen, Röckwitz, and Tützpatz.

For the broader travel overview: Treptower Tollensewinkel Administrative Office.