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Depending on the wind direction, you can let it fly properly here. Concrete slab path with almost perfect transitions, allow a good average even with narrow tires :-)

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Along the Harle between Carolinensiel and Harlesiel there is a beautiful walking path, where there is always something to see!

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In the historic center of Hooksiel is the listed old port with its warehouses. Various activities are possible on the elongated inland lake Hooksmeer. Here you will find many photo opportunities bike and hiking trails.

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Beautiful route - on the water side - along the dike.

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Hooksiel is a picturesque Sieort in Wangerland on the North Sea.

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Great dike cycle path? Of course, what else .... all dike bike paths are great. When the headwind isn't there. Otherwise just a good bike path along the coast. North Sea in view? But only when she's there. 👍

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The traditional Sielort Hooksiel in Wangerland on the North Sea has its 475th anniversary this year.

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Very nice running route along the harbor.

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Hooksiel 14 km north-northwest of Wilhelmshaven, 10 km northeast of Jever Hooksiel is a charming little village located on the Inner Jade and has a fascinating history, but unfortunately it is facing major changes. The town was founded in 1546 with a sluice and a harbor. It quickly developed into a transshipment port for the trading town of Jever and the surrounding Jeverland. During the Napoleonic Continental Blockade, the port experienced a particular heyday as a transshipment point for contraband. Today, Hooksiel offers a variety of leisure activities. In addition, the "Hookstief" flows through the town, which flows into the Hooksmeer - an artificially created lake. Planned extensions in the form of a large holiday complex and an 800-bed hotel threaten the charm of this region. The new hotel is to be built opposite the horse racing track and will be high enough to be able to see the sea (if it is there). Unfortunately, Hooksiel is increasingly losing its unique flair, which many coastal towns have already experienced. It seems as if the planners have not yet internalized the term "soft tourism". Parking fees on the beach are 8 euros per day and there is an additional 3 euros tourist tax. The rising prices in restaurants quickly make a day trip with a family expensive - often the total is 100 to 200 euros, depending on where you eat. There are plenty of cycling and hiking trails everywhere on the coast. We recommend https://www.wangerland.de/event/gefuerhte-radwanderung-mit-gisela (always ask the tourist office beforehand whether the tours are taking place. They can sometimes be changed depending on the wind). The start is always at the car park at the seawater indoor wave pool Zum Hallenbad - 26434 Wangerland Hooksiel

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The North Sea port of Harlesiel is divided into an outer and an inland port. The island ferries to the island of Wangerooge, excursion ships for trips to the Wadden Sea, transport ships for island supply, fishing cutters and a few other special ships are located in the outer harbor. The sheltered inland port offers a large number of berths for sailors and motor boats. The Harlesiel yacht club is also located here. Both ports are connected by a lock.

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Great is an understatement ...

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The pretty coastal resort of Hooksiel is part of the municipality of Wangerland in the district of Friesland, the part of the East Frisian peninsula that historically belongs to the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. In the historic center of Hooksiel is the listed "Old Harbor" with its packing houses. A variety of activities are possible on the elongated inland lake "Hooksmeer" and there are wonderful photo opportunities. Many beautiful bike and hiking trails are right on the water. At the outer lock you can observe the lock operation and have a far-reaching view of the shipping traffic on the Jade Estuary.

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Set up for the 275th anniversary of the town of Carolinensiel in 2005. To commemorate the term "Cliner Wind" which stands for joie de vivre, cosmopolitanism, energy and daring.

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Harlesiel ferry port for crossing to the beautiful island of Wangerooge. Not very nice, but functional.

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Beautiful beach and the low tide is not so strong here.

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Bicycle path leads over newly laid concrete slab track. This allows you to choose the ideal side on the dike in headwinds. The grazed sheep on the dike pose no danger. They are used to the rain of bicycle traffic.

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Here are especially many old and well maintained ships, which give a good impression in view of the history of the small port town. Very idyllic!

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The outer harbor is protected to the west and east by a pier. He is the only port to supply the island Wangerooge. From here the ferry travels to the East Frisian island. Also, the port is used by excursion boats. Until 1989 he was connected by the railway line Jever-Harle to the route network of the Federal Railway. He is also the base of the local cutter fleet (Wikipedia).

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The port was built between 1953 and 1956 and is the provisional conclusion of a century-old denial of hawk. Thus, the Sielhafen in Carolinensiel lost its importance. The fishermen moved first to Harlesiel. Due to the Harlesiel pumping station, an outer and inner harbor was created there (wikipedia).

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The ships are in the museum harbor

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