Best views trails in Insel Hiddensee

The hike begins north of Kloster, at the Dornbusch National Park access area. Bicycles should be left in the bicycle parking area. Up the hill, a paved road leads to the legendary Inselblick, which offers views from the Bodden across the southern part of the island to the open Baltic Sea. The church spires of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund greet you from the horizon. Shortly afterwards, you reach the lighthouse. From the gallery you have a breathtaking view over the national park, as far as...

Picturesque cycle tour around the car-free island of Hiddensee in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The route starts in Vitte and leads through the villages of Grieben, Kloster and Neuendorf, offering beautiful views of the region time and again. From the lighthouse in Hiddensee, you can enjoy a unique panoramic view of the entire island, the Bodden and the Baltic Sea. There are numerous rest and refreshment stops along the way. Highlights: - Vitte with Gerhart Hauptmann House - Monastery -...

Scenic cycle tour on Hiddensee, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. A relaxed excursion by bike from Kloster to Neuendorf. The route leads through the Kloster meadows to Vitte and from there through the dune heath to Neuendorf. On the way, the marvellous views over the island and the water can be enjoyed. Of course, there are also refreshment stops in the charming villages. Highlights: - Vitte figurine collection - Neuendorf Fishing Museum

Picturesque, idyllic circular route on the car-free island of Hiddensee in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This idyllic circular route starts in Kloster and first leads to the Altbessin nature reserve with its protected flora and fauna. Water birds and - with a bit of luck - adders and grass snakes can be spotted here. The route then continues along the Hochuferweg trail through the Dornbuschwald forest to the Bakenberg (the highest point on the island) with its lighthouse built in 1888. The...

Bicycles can be parked at the entrance gate. The Alte Bessin is a grazing area. Bicycles and dogs are therefore not permitted. A path winds its way across the headland to the viewing tower on the southern tip. There are numerous plants to discover along the way that thrive on the nutrient-poor alluvial soil. In addition to various thorn bushes, the splendour of the flowers in spring is a particular highlight. From the observation tower you have a good view of the wind tidal flats in the...