Juist Wood – Hammer Lake loop from Juist

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Juist Wood – Hammer Lake loop from Juist

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Juist Wood – Hammer Lake loop from Juist

00:58

3.83km

10m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Ruhezone I/14

Nationalpark Niedersächsisches Wattenmeer

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649 m

Woodland path along the Hammersee

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In the summer partly quite overgrown

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763 m

Juist Wood

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"The elongated, narrow island is exposed to the constant wind, which does not allow extensive trees, such as on Norderney or Borkum. In the twenties of the century before last, …

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933 m

Bench in the woods by Hammersee

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Rest bench in the grove at Lake Hammersee

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1.67 km

View over the Hammersee and the salt marshes

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Der Hammersee ist der größte Süßwassersee der Ostfriesischen Inseln und ein einzigartiges Biotop. Der See kennzeichnet die Stelle, an der die Insel bei einer schweren Sturmflut, der Petriflut im Jahre …

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2.05 km

View of the North Sea from Ruhezone I/14 Dune

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3.20 km

Hammer Lake

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The freshwater lake in front of you is the result of several storm surges that have plagued the island in the past. Due to the Petri flood in 1651, the …

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3.29 km

Bench with a view of Hammersee

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Quiet location with a view of the water. Nesting birds can be seen on the shore

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3.49 km

Hawthorn bushes along the trail

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Hawthorn (red berries!) is ready for harvest in October. The leaves and flowers can be made into tea, the berries into jam, and the roasted seeds into a coffee substitute.

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