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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, numerous flint stones were deposited after several storm surges approximately 3,500 to 4,000 years ago. These stones were washed from the chalk cliffs of the Jasmund peninsula. The field consists of 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.

Beautiful pond area🤙

Flint fields near Mukran

There are three free options for parking your car and then starting your hike: The official car park is at Stadthof (east of the lake), or you can park in Parchtitz (approaching from the west), or in the large Familia car park and then cross the B96 (this is how you get to the lake from the south).

The Witches' Forest is a group of trees consisting of dwarf beeches that are over 80 years old. These bizarre, magical and mysterious trees can be seen from far away. The branches of the trees are so bizarrely intertwined that from a distance it almost looks like a giant umbrella. A truly mystical place.

In the Flint Fields there are two dried bushes decorated with chicken gods.

A chicken god is a special, holey piece of flint that is often found on beaches. This stone has a natural hole in the middle, which has been worn down by thousands of years of waves, wind and sand. The chicken god is considered a lucky charm and is often used as a talisman. With a little luck, you will find chicken gods in the flint fields.

The ten dwarf beeches in the Semper Forest Park are a very rare variety of common beech. They were planted in 1920. Süntel beeches, also known as witchwood, rarely live longer than 160 years.