Vitt fishing village – View of Kap Arkona Cliffs loop from Breege
Vitt fishing village – View of Kap Arkona Cliffs loop from Breege
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Vitt fishing village – View of Kap Arkona Cliffs loop from Breege
07:25
28.9km
120m
Hiking
Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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After 19.2 km for 53 m
Open: • 8:00 AM-11:00 PM (otherwise closed)
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.71 km
Juliusruh Spa Park
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9.43 km
Vitt fishing village
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9.44 km
Vitt Pebble Beach with View of Kap Arkona
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It is very rocky and begs you to look for chicken gods. 😀
But you can also just sit on the beach, listen to the sound of the waves and let your gaze wander over the water.
From here you have a very nice view towards Cape Arkona and you can see the bearing tower.
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9.52 km
View of the Chalk Cliffs (Kreidefelsen) on Rügen
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9.93 km
View of Kap Arkona Cliffs
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10.9 km
Peilturm at Cape Arkona
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In the middle of the castle stood the temple in 1168 with the oversized wooden image of the four-headed god Svantevit.
The remains of the Arkona Temple Castle are an important testimony to Slavic cultural history in the Baltic Sea region. Protected on three sides by the cliffs and on the land side by a 25 meter high rampart, it was a place of worship for the natives of Rügen from the 6th to the 12th century - the Slavic Ranen. With the conquest and destruction of the sanctuary under the leadership of Bishop Absalon of Roskilde in 1168, the Christianization of the islanders was initiated. The Danish historian Saxo Grammaticus was an eyewitness to this decisive event. Only the descriptions in the 14th book of his "Historia Danica" have handed down details of how the Ranenburg looked before it was destroyed.
Natural erosion at the cape over the centuries has caused much of the inner castle to collapse into the Baltic Sea and have been swallowed up by the sea. For the excavation team and its leader Fred Ruchthöft, it is a race against time to secure the archaeological finds. For example, the archaeologists literally brought to light a spearhead, arrowheads, pearls and a spur. Imposing cultural-historical individual pieces from the archaeological excavations from inside the ramparts are exhibited in the observation tower.
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11.3 km
Aussicht auf die verfallene Königstreppe
Viewpoint
11.9 km
Gellort – Northernmost Point of Rügen
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13.8 km
Fallada-Sicht
Viewpoint
19.0 km
Fairy Tale Forest Rügen
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28.9 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
13.1 km
7.80 km
4.06 km
4.03 km
Surfaces
11.5 km
8.29 km
5.21 km
3.57 km
380 m
< 100 m
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