Best backpacking trails in Fehmarn

The Trans Euro Trail is a wide network of sustainable dirt roads on which you can explore Europe's remote and varied landscapes with the appropriate motorbikes. This is one of the German sections, which runs from Puttgarden in Schleswig-Holstein to the Dutch border in the west. In total, the TET leads through 34 countries over a distance of more than 73,000 kilometres.

Panoramic coastal cycle path in Schleswig-Holstein. This tour makes bike hearts beat faster - always along the coast of the Baltic Sea island of Fehmarn, among other things, through the nature reserve Grüner Brink. The start and finish are in Lemkenhafen (several parking spaces available). The route runs counterclockwise. There are places to stop for refreshments in the villages. Highlights: - Peter Wiepert Heimatmuseum Burg - View of the Baltic Sea

Nature-oriented circular walk in the bird reserve, Schleswig-Holstein. A wonderful circular walk in the Wallnau waterfowl reserve - this is the right place for anyone who loves wild birds and open landscapes. Over 280 different bird species can be observed here throughout the year, including little terns and red-necked grebes. The tour starts at the information centre, where you can also view an exhibition. You can stop for a bite to eat in the NABU bistro and in Orth. Highlights: - NABU...

Historical hiking route from Schleswig-Holstein. The Via Scandinavica connects the Scandinavian countries with the Way of St James in central and southern Germany. Here it goes from Fehmarn to Eisenach in Thuringia. Highlights: - Lübeck - Lüneburg - Göttingen

Varied round tour on Fehmarn, Schleswig-Holstein. The starting point is the village pond in Petersdorf. Leave Petersdorf to the north-east and follow the tarmac road at signpost 4/2, turning south via Gollendorf and Neuhof to Lemkenhafen. Take care when crossing the main road. Lemkenhafen used to have its own town charter. The town coat of arms at the time showed a lamb striding to the left with a Holstein nettle leaf. In the 17th and 18th centuries, Lemkenhafen was a lively trading...