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May 21, 2018
Schloss Spyker – Tempelberg bei Bobbin Loop from Ruschvitz
Moderate
03:17
12.7km
3.9km/h
60m
60m
Overview
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Waypoints
A
Start point
Bus stop
1
110 m
Glowe Beach
Highlight • Beach
The famous resort of Glowe with its long and fine sandy beach is located on the Tromper Wiek, a long drawn up to 16 km wide bay on the southern Baltic Sea. The bay is bounded by the former islands Wittow and Jasmund. Through natural coastal balancing processes these were connected by a spit, the Schaabe. This process started about 4500 years ago. At the eastern end of the beach is a small sports harbor and behind the Cape King Horn. The cape marks the beginning of the island of Jasmund, followed by the eastern beach with a steep coast. This cliff consists mainly of boulder clay, only at its foot you can see the typical white Rügen chalk.
Both the cape and the beach are repeatedly affected by beach rinses and crashes. In 1973, the entire beach of Glowe had to be secured with groynes and massive boulders. Only in 2007 was the massive sandy beach created again. On 4 to 5 January 2017 caused the Deep Axel a bathtub effect in the Baltic Sea and thus a storm flood. This arises after storms from the northwest, when the water is pressed towards the Baltic and Gulf of Finland and nachführendem water comes from the North Sea. In subsequent storms on the northeast, the pent-up water from the east is suddenly pressed towards Rügen and Schleswig-Holstein. The water can not flow back so fast into the North Sea and it comes to floods. Nevertheless, the meteorologically less educated journalists spoke of the worst "storm surge" since 2006. My pictures document the situation on the beach of Glowe on 05.01.2017. The peak of the flood had already passed, the flood had reduced the beach dune on the beach by 1 to 2 meters (indicated by the under-washed fence post). The waves still raged on the eastern beach, an ideal time for beachcombers and amber seekers. Impressive were the differences in the wind conditions these days. In the old towns / ports of Sassnitz and Glowe it was almost windless, whereas in Lohme and on the eastern beach of Glowe the storm was so rough, walking or photographing was hardly possible.
Both the cape and the beach are repeatedly affected by beach rinses and crashes. In 1973, the entire beach of Glowe had to be secured with groynes and massive boulders. Only in 2007 was the massive sandy beach created again. On 4 to 5 January 2017 caused the Deep Axel a bathtub effect in the Baltic Sea and thus a storm flood. This arises after storms from the northwest, when the water is pressed towards the Baltic and Gulf of Finland and nachführendem water comes from the North Sea. In subsequent storms on the northeast, the pent-up water from the east is suddenly pressed towards Rügen and Schleswig-Holstein. The water can not flow back so fast into the North Sea and it comes to floods. Nevertheless, the meteorologically less educated journalists spoke of the worst "storm surge" since 2006. My pictures document the situation on the beach of Glowe on 05.01.2017. The peak of the flood had already passed, the flood had reduced the beach dune on the beach by 1 to 2 meters (indicated by the under-washed fence post). The waves still raged on the eastern beach, an ideal time for beachcombers and amber seekers. Impressive were the differences in the wind conditions these days. In the old towns / ports of Sassnitz and Glowe it was almost windless, whereas in Lohme and on the eastern beach of Glowe the storm was so rough, walking or photographing was hardly possible.
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2
2.38 km
Bridge with bench at the outflow of Spykersee
Highlight • Bridge
A former railway embankment, which led from Lietzow to Glowe and was built in connection with the construction project Rügenhafen in the 50s, leads us dry feet between the middle lake and Spykersee. At the outlet of the Spykersee in the middle lake is a small bridge with benches and offers the possibility for relaxed nature observation. In autumn, you can see cranes looking for their beds in the lake and at the Spykersee there should be a sea eagle nest. The path is also very popular with wild boars :-)
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3.97 km
Spyker Castle
Highlight • Castle
A very beautiful castle. Nice staff and great gastronomy. Price/performance is okay, but higher priced due to the location. The nearby forest area is great for walking. Cycle paths go in all directions and are well marked.
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6.01 km
Tempelberg viewpoint near Bobbin
Highlight • Viewpoint
The 60m high temple mountain lies on the road between Sagard and Glowe, not far from the village Bobbin. Bobbin had a temple in Slavic times. It can be assumed that the temple was protected by a wooden little castle. This complex was probably abandoned and destroyed around 1168 during the campaign of the Danes under Waldemar I against the Ranen. Whether the temple stood on the Temple Mount or on the Kirchberg, I could not clarify, I consider the Kirchberg more likely. From both mountains you have a visual relationship with both Cape Arkona and the bush on the island of Hiddensee. Both sanctuaries of the god Jaromar at Slavic time. On clear days you can enjoy both a fantastic view of the Great Jasmund Bodden, the Baltic Sea bay Tromper Wiek, as well as in the hinterland of the peninsula Jasmund. In addition, the Temple Mount is perhaps no longer so secret insider tip for all crane lovers. In the evenings in September, there are crowds of cranes from all over the Jasmund peninsula, which fly over the Tempelberg in spectacular fashion, before settling down at Castle Spyker in the middle lake for a night's sleep. In the morning just before the sunrise, the spectacle is repeated, then Kranichs is ready to get up and is also close to the holidaymakers living nearby.
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5
8.01 km
Samowar Terrace Café, Polchow (Closed)
Highlight • Cafe
Hello,
Unfortunately, this location is closed.
The property is for sale
Greetings Ulrich
Unfortunately, this location is closed.
The property is for sale
Greetings Ulrich
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12.7 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
8.28 km
1.83 km
1.34 km
867 m
172 m
136 m
Surfaces
6.08 km
3.71 km
2.65 km
172 m
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