Best wildflower trails in Glücksburg
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Explore the most popular wildflowers trails near Glücksburg with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.3 (39)·Moderate·6.1 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrFantastic hike in Glücksburg (Baltic Sea), Schleswig-Holstein. From the car park at Osteecamp Glücksburg-Holnis, head to the promenade along the beautiful sandy beach with a wonderful view of the Baltic Sea. On this path you have the opportunity to make a small detour to the Höftsee. Hiking highlights: - Great views of the sea - Sailor's grave - Little Noor - Schausende boat harbor - Refreshments
- 4.6 (16)·Easy·7.4 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrThis beautiful circular trail leads along the coast of the Holnis peninsula and, depending on the season, offers the opportunity to observe special species of wild birds. The trail leads across meadows and fields, along the beach and into the forests of Friedeholz near Windelberg. There are resting places in Schausende, Bockholm and Holnis. You can also take a trip to Glücksburg and explore the town.
- 4.5 (18)·Easy·1.3 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrCircular hiking trail around the castle pond in Glücksburg, Schleswig-Holstein. The beautiful, short walk leads completely around the castle pond in Glücksburg. Glücksburg Castle was built in the 16th century and can be optionally visited at the beginning or end of the tour. Without significant differences in height, it is easy to walk ahead on easily walkable paths, past the Rude monastery and through the picturesque castle park. Highlights: - Glücksburg Castle - Castle Park with...
- 4.1 (17)·Moderate·9.7 mi·Est. 3.5–4 hrWooded loop in Schleswig-Holstein. On this hike you can get to know Glücksburg and the surrounding villages. You walk along the beach at Sandwig, the mill pond in Rüde and walk through Ulstrupfeld. There are refreshment stops in Glücksburg. Highlights: - Glücksburg Castle near the route - Sandwig beach - Rosarium near the route - Glücksburg Forest Museum - artefact Powerpark