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Böhler Leuchtturm – Ausblick auf die Salzwiesen Runde von Sankt Peter-Böhl

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Böhler Leuchtturm – Ausblick auf die Salzwiesen Runde von Sankt Peter-Böhl

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April 11, 2022

Böhler Leuchtturm – Ausblick auf die Salzwiesen Runde von Sankt Peter-Böhl

Hard

05:53

23.4km

4.0km/h

30m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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457 m

Böhler Lighthouse

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South of the hustle and bustle of tourists, this lighthouse stands on the dike not far from Ording. It can be easily reached on foot or by bike via the …

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1.53 km

View of Wadden Sea National Park

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Beautiful view over the salt marshes.

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2.67 km

View of the Salt Marshes of St. Peter-Ording

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There is a lot going on here on the salt marshes, horses, sheep and storks share the vastness 😊

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3.44 km

Dike Path with Views over the Salt Marshes

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Up along the top on foot or down by bike. A beautiful dike path.

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5.57 km

Salt Marshes of St. Peter-Ording

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A beautiful landscape between the dike and the Wadden Sea.

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6.69 km

Strandweg St. Peter-Ording

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Comfortable and practical at the same time. The path over the footbridge to the stilt houses is good in any weather.

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8.81 km

The beach section Ordinger beach is the most beautiful. It is always worthwhile to hike from the nudist section in the north to the fairway to the Tümlauer Koog, which separates the Ordinger beach from the Westerhever sand.

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