Panga Lighthouse – Beach Below the Cliff loop from Panga küla

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Panga Lighthouse – Beach Below the Cliff loop from Panga küla

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Panga Lighthouse – Beach Below the Cliff loop from Panga küla

01:35

6.14km

30m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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108 m

Picnic Area by Kõpu Lighthouse

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You can buy picnic supplies at the car park; there are also toilets there.

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158 m

Wooden Swing by Kõpu Lighthouse

Highlight • Structure

Unfortunately, the swing wasn't there. I think it will be taken down in the winter.

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196 m

Panga Lighthouse

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The Panga cliff is the highest subterranean outcrop in western Estonia and on the islands. The Silurian cliff is a large terrace that begins on the island of Gotland in …

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537 m

Rocky Outcrop in Pine Forest

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745 m

Rope Descent at the Cliff (Estonia)

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It's the only way to get near the cliffs from the top to the water. Thus serves as a round trip.
Sure-footedness and sturdy shoes are recommended.

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790 m

Beach Below the Cliff

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There are two places to go down to the beach. First a rope and about 150 m further along the path a wooden ladder.

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961 m

Wooden Ladder to the Beach

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There are two old wooden ladders that hang on ropes (movable) and are not usable for dogs and children.

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2.18 km

View of the Fossil Cliffs on the Estonian Coast

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If you walk along the coast, it is definitely worth taking a look at the impressive cliffs. The path leads over rubble and stones right along the water, and you …

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