크뢰펠린‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Heiligendamm에서 Kühlungsborn까지 매우 아름다운 코스입니다. 단단한 길을 걷는 것을 좋아한다면 Steilküstenweg(제방 때문에 항상 물을 볼 수 있는 것은 아님)를 이용하고, 그렇지 않다면 해변을 따라 직접 걷고, Hühnergötter(작은 돌)를 찾고 바람을 코에 맞으세요 🤩

For these reasons, groynes have been built in Kühlungsborn since the first half of the 19th century in rows of massive wooden piles. They extend up to 80 meters into the Baltic Sea, are sometimes driven 6 meters deep into the sand, and are spaced approximately 60 meters apart, perpendicular to the shoreline. The groyne root connects the groyne to the shore, and the waterside end is called the groyne head. Over time, groynes made of other materials, such as reinforced concrete and rubble, have been used. Today, they are usually built as rubble dams, in simpler cases as single-wall groynes using wooden piles made of eucalyptus, which is more durable than native wood species.

The pier in Kühlungsborn is highly recommended 😊 From here you have a fantastic view of the Baltic Sea 🌊😍

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Located in the middle of the beech forest are these fish ponds, which belonged to the Althof and Doberan monastery estate.

Groynes are wooden posts that serve as breakwaters on many Baltic Sea beaches. The idea behind this is to prevent sand from drifting away.

Beautiful cliffs but coarse pebble beach near Heiligendamm. Sturdy shoes might be helpful.

A megalithic tomb from the boyhood