부슈비츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The Devil's Gorge is one of the most beautiful access points from the high bank path to the beach, although I didn't meet the devil 🙂

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.

The Devil's Gorge is a sunken road in the Granitz on Rügen in the Binz district. The approximately 130-meter-long path leads from the high-bank hiking trail between Binz and Sellin in a northwesterly direction down to the Baltic Sea beach. Source: Wikipedia

Beautiful view of the sea

Access to the beach from the forest.. reveals a great view through the steep slope

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.

The Devil's Gorge is a 130 m long hollow path of the Granitz from the beach to the high bank path between Binz and Sellin, which cuts deep into the high bank https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teufelsschlucht_(Granitz).

At this point near Lietzow - in one of the magically light-filled beech forests typical of Rügen - you will find a unique collection of so-called dwarf beeches: these are one or two handfuls of strangely gnarled beeches that form a circle and create a dense, dome-like canopy. Definitely worth a visit!