Hochuferweg 2.0

Wild Jasmund Peninsula - From Königsstuhl to Lohme

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20 km

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Wild and fascinating: the imposing chalk cliffs, a timeless symbol of the Island of Rügen., © TMV/Roth

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hidden in deciduous forest lies the legendary stone, © Archäo Tour Rügen

Sagenstein at the Hertha Lake

  • 18546 Sassnitz

The so-called Sagenstein is located not far from the Hertha Lake.

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The erratic boulder "Schwanstein" is located in the roaring Baltic Sea, only 20 m from the beach., © Archäo Tour Rügen

Boulder swan stone

  • 18551 Lohme

The 7 m long and 5 m wide boulder made of reddish hammer granite was probably transported from Bornholm over glacial masses of the last ice age to Lohme.

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© Schloss Ranzow / FotoArt Mirko Boy

Hotel & Apartments Ranzow Castle

  • Schlossallee, 18551 Lohme

Schloss Ranzow - Hotel & Apartments is situated in a sublime location with a magnificent view over the Baltic Sea.

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National Park Centre Königsstuhl

  • Open today
  • Stubbenkammer, 18546 Sassnitz

Right next to the famous chalk cliff Königsstuhl and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ancient Beech Forests, the National Park Center KÖNIGSSTUHL offers a special nature experience for the whole family. A world full of secrets is waiting to be discovered by you on 2,000 square meters of exhibition space and 28,000 square meters of outdoor area.

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Port & water hiking resting place Lohme

  • Freely accessible at any time
  • Am Hafen - Servicegebäude, 18581 Lohme

The marina in Lohme on the island of Rügen is an idyllic little harbor with a view of Cape Arkona.

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Hertha lake with rest area

  • Freely accessible at any time
  • 18551 Lohme

The legendary Hertha Lake is located on the Jasmund Peninsula, in the northeast of the Island of Rügen.

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the approx. 9 m high rampart in the beech forest of Stubnitz, © Archäo Tour Rügen

Hertha Castle in the Stubnitz

  • 18546 Sassnitz

The "Hertha Castle" is a rampart in the forest area of the Stubnitz, which is bordered on one side by the legendary "Hertha Lake".

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Tourist information in Lohme, © Tourismuszentrale Rügen

Lohme tourism

  • Arkonastraße, 18551 Lohme

Touristik Lohme is the contact for all questions about vacation and recreation.

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National Park Centre Königsstuhl

  • Open today
  • Stubbenkammer, 18546 Sassnitz

Right next to the famous chalk cliff Königsstuhl and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Ancient Beech Forests, the National Park Center KÖNIGSSTUHL offers a special nature experience for the whole family. A world full of secrets is waiting to be discovered by you on 2,000 square meters of exhibition space and 28,000 square meters of outdoor area.

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From the parking lot in Hagen, you can take the shuttle bus to the National Park Center or hike about 30 minutes through the forest of the Stubnitz to the Königsstuhl. From the Königsstuhl National Park Center, it is worth taking a short detour to the Victoria View. From here you have the most beautiful view of the white chalk coast and the imposing Königsstuhl. The route starts below the National Park Center, where you turn right onto the hiking trail towards Lohme. On the upper shore path it goes straight ahead with great views of the Baltic Sea and the forested cliff. From this unique part of the coast you can see chalk areas lying in the water from a depth of about 80 meters. When the sun shines, the water appears azure blue to emerald green. The rustic beech forests along the coast were declared a World Heritage Site in 2011. On the quiet path you can observe fallow and roe deer, fox, badger and raccoon dog or discover the rare orchid lady's slipper. Past the Stubbenhörn, the path leads to the Hanken shore. The Ranzow beacon stood here until 2002. The dismantled lighthouse from 1904 can now be seen on Arkona. Over a small bridge we cross the Gesnicker Bach and now walk along the steep slopes to Lohme.

In Lohme the small harbor offers a view over the Baltic Sea to Cape Arkona. If you are hungry, you will find everything from fish rolls to cakes at the local restaurateurs. From the harbor you can also see the Schwanenstein, one of the largest erratic blocks on Rügen. It weighs about 162 tons and was probably transported from Bornholm to its present location during the last ice age. It is stylized in the coat of arms of the municipality of Lohme and thus quasi the landmark of the municipality. After the short stop in Lohme, we continue on the Ranzower Weg in the direction of the national park. Already from a distance shines the white castle Ranzow, which is used today as a hotel with a golf course. In the restaurant you can enjoy homemade cake with a view of the Baltic Sea.

If you wish, you can take the bus from here to the Hagen parking lot or hike back on paved paths through the forests of the Stubnitz. The route now continues straight ahead through the forest back to the Königsstuhl. You will pass the Herthaburg, a rampart castle from the time of the Slavic settlement of Rügen from the 8th to the 12th century. The rampart was built on an existing ridge on the northeastern shore of Lake Hertha in the Stubnitz and is up to 17 meters high. There are many legends and myths about the Hertha Castle and the Hertha Lake. The path leads through the beech forests of the Jasmund National Park back to the Königsstuhl National Park Center. It is worth visiting the museum, where hikers can learn all the background information about the formation of the chalk coast and the ancient beech forests in an interactive and exciting way. From the National Park Center you can reach the Hagen parking lot again by shuttle bus.

 

Hikes along steep banks:
Steep banks are special sections of coastline and are subject to constant change. Washouts and break-offs are to be observed constantly. For your own safety, be sure to keep your distance from the break-off edges, use only designated trails, and heed warning signs.

 

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Bus connection: Hagen

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  • Tour tips: National Park Center, Königsstuhl viewing platform, Lohme harbor, Schwanstein erratic block, Herthaburg Castle.

 

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