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Sensational view of the steep bank and the Baltic Sea. 🤩👍🏻

The Ernst Moritz Arndt Viewpoint is an impressive vantage point in Jasmund National Park on Rügen. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the striking chalk cliffs and the Baltic Sea. The vantage point was named after the Rügen-born historian and writer Ernst Moritz Arndt.

Since February 2005, the Wissower Klinken cliffs have been a lost cause. Approximately 50,000 cubic meters of chalk tumbled from the cliff into the sea.

The high shore path between Sassnitz and Lohme is considered one of the most beautiful and spectacular hiking trails on the Baltic Sea. The tour never gets boring, as the view stretches far over the Baltic Sea and to the white chalk cliffs of Rügen.

The Königsstuhl, the world-famous landmark of the island of Rügen, is located right in the heart of the Jasmund National Park. Chalk cliffs and sea, primeval red beech forests, meadows, moors and a wealth of different creatures - all of this makes Germany's smallest national park so attractive. The beech forest in the Jasmund National Park was declared a universal heritage of humanity - a world natural heritage - by UNESCO in June 2011. This means that this area is placed under special protection for the future.

Above the Baltic Sea, the high bank path winds along the edge of the steep bank through the beech forest. There are numerous places with unique views. The high bank path is by far the most beautiful path I have walked.

In the heart of the island of Rügen, in the northeastern tip, lies a paradise for nature lovers: the Jasmund National Park. Nestled in the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Ancient Beech Forests of Germany”, this park – Germany’s smallest national park – contains an impressive diversity that will amaze every hiker. The Stubnitz, a ridge north of the charming port town of Sassnitz, is covered by dense, original beech forest. A green roof that stands in vivid contrast to the brilliant white chalk cliff coast. Particularly striking: the Stubenkammer, a true masterpiece of nature. The path leads along the chalk coast, past moors, dry grasslands and the former Quoltitz chalk quarries. A scenery that enchants with its colors and shapes. The Piekberg, at 161 meters Rügen's highest elevation, offers an impressive overview of this unique terrain. And there it is: the 60 meter high chalk cliff that juts boldly out of the sea. The Ernst-Moritz-Arndt View, a monument of nature, in honor of Rügen's famous son. Hikers can reach this spectacular viewpoint via the Hochuferweg, which connects Sassnitz with the Königsstuhl. And we continue on, past the remains of the Wissow clinics, witnesses of times past. Plan more time than expected. Because this place tempts you to pause, marvel and enjoy the silence. And anyone hiking with children will certainly take a break here and there - be it to collect stones or to admire the view. With every step you take, a new view of the coast opens up. The alternation of ups and downs is almost reminiscent of mountain feelings. And the park is an experience even in fog or cloudy weather. The chalk cliffs in the haze give the landscape an almost mystical grace. For anyone who wants to experience the real character of the chalk cliffs, we recommend using the descents along the high bank path. Viewed from below, the rocks show a completely different face.

Whether on the high bank path or on the beach, the chalk cliffs are a highlight.