ビンツのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

In the wooded area known as "Schmale Heide" between Mukran and Prora lies one of Germany's largest flint fields. Covering an area of 2,500 x 300 meters, this field was deposited after several storm surges approximately 3,500 to 4,000 years ago, depositing numerous flint stones washed from the chalk cliffs of the Jasmund peninsula. These are 14 consecutive ridges of flint, each about two kilometers long, running parallel to the Baltic Sea. They were washed ashore at that time and, due to their considerable weight, remained there.

Slowworms also feel at home here ;-)

Beautiful house facades 🤙

From Sellin to Binz via the Hochuferweg (high bank path) through the beautiful forest. Challenging at times.

The Proraer Wiek, as Binz Bay is actually called, is beautiful – in any weather and at any time of year 😉. We were there in February, which is winter: It was simply wonderful 👍. Highly recommended ✌️!!!

We walked along the high-shore path from Binz to Sellin, where you can enjoy spectacular views, including, of course, the Bay of Binz. Of course, if the weather is good and visibility is clear, you can even see Sassnitz and even the famous chalk cliffs of Rügen in the distance 😉👍!!!

The beach and the beach promenade of Binz are a real pleasure not only at any time of day or night, but also in any season - especially for passionate (hobby) photographers like me 😉👍. The interplay between day and night time, weather and season results in absolutely impressive photo motifs with great impressions.

Snow and sun...perfect combination.