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

Great part of the coast with beautiful cliffs and a pebble beach where you can also find chicken gods.

The Wissower Klinken are impressive chalk cliffs on the coast of Rügen, once among the island's most famous natural wonders. Unfortunately, they partially collapsed in 2005 due to a major erosion, but the area around Jasmund National Park still offers stunning views of the coast and the sea.

If you visit the Kiel waterfront, you should definitely discover the Kieler Bach waterfall! It is considered one of the largest waterfalls in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and plunges from a height of four meters directly into the Baltic Sea.

The Kieler Bach is one of the most famous streams in Jasmund National Park. Its name comes from the hilly wedge it forms together with the Brisnitzer Bach. It plunges down with a four-meter-high waterfall and empties directly onto the beach – an impressive natural experience!

Welcome to Germany's smallest national park! A fascinating landscape awaits you on 3,070 hectares, with expansive beech forests, idyllic moors, bubbling springs, and, of course, the famous white chalk cliffs. Here you can hike along shady forest trails, enjoy breathtaking views from the cliffs, and experience the special atmosphere of this unique natural setting.

There are 34 landmarks in Jasmund National Park that allow rescuers to quickly locate you in the event of an emergency. If you're in this area, it's worth paying attention to these landmarks, as they can save lives in an emergency. In addition to the landmarks, there are also hiking trail signposts.

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.