Kremmin: Farmland, the Meynbach Valley and Nature Experiences

If you prefer a predominantly agricultural landscape when choosing a travel destination, orientation in Kremmin begins with a clearly defined natural setting: Kremmin lies within the landscape character area “Farmland between Blievenstorf and Werle” (VI 3–5), whose landscape value for conservation is rated medium to high. The municipality of Kremmin is predominantly agricultural; arable land predominates. This places the character of the landscape at the heart of your travel planning.

Landscape and protected nature

There is also grassland in the Meynbach Valley. To the south, the Meynbach forms the state border with Brandenburg. In the south of the wind potential area lies a marshy arable depression protected under Section 20 of the Nature Conservation Implementation Act of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (NatSchAG M-V), surrounded by a belt of shrubs. Several small bodies of water protected under Section 20 of the NatSchAG M-V are located within the wind potential area in Kremmin.

For visitors interested in nature, this setting offers several perspectives for observation, from open areas to smaller, protected features.

History and community venues

For cultural and historical excursions, two different destinations provide further points of orientation: The former manor house in Beckentin is a listed building. In the vicinity of Kremmin, the Grabow Museum is now housed in the listed birthplace of Grabower Küßchen.

The EFA (“One for All”) is also connected with local life. The grounds and building of the EFA in Kremmin were developed in their free time by residents of Kremmin and Beckentin. Today, footballers train there, the municipal council uses the rooms for its meetings, and the EFA is a venue for various events. Its creation through shared leisure time reflects local participation.

Paths, forest and water

Kremmin is connected to the local cycling and horse-riding trail network. The extensive woodland areas around Kremmin offer opportunities for hiking and mushroom picking. A cycle path between Grabow and Kremmin along the B 5 is documented for 2013. The combination of cycling and horse-riding trails with woodland areas appeals to different forms of active day planning, without requiring you to commit to just one type of activity.

Community events in Kremmin include a festival beneath the maypole, a children’s and family sports festival, and Easter and October bonfires. These events add a community-oriented dimension alongside the area’s landscape and excursion themes.

In the vicinity of Kremmin, Grabow Canoe and Kayak Rental provides equipment for tours on the Müritz-Elde Waterway.

If you are considering Kremmin as a place to stay, you can base your choice of a hotel or other accommodation on the desired focus of your trip: landscape, hiking, cycling and horse-riding trails, club and event culture, or an excursion to the water. The specific choice remains up to your personal planning.

More places to help you plan

More places: Prislich, Balow, Möllenbeck, Milow, Zierzow, Muchow, Dambeck, Gorlosen

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Grabow.