Best attractions and places to see around Kalkhorst include a variety of coastal landscapes and natural features along the Baltic Sea. The region offers diverse opportunities for outdoor activities, from exploring steep cliffs to cycling along scenic routes. Visitors can experience the unique blend of natural beauty and accessible facilities in this area.
Last updated: June 23, 2026
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An apple avenue where each tree has a sign describing the variety. There are all different varieties
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This is a diversion of the original cycle path, which is closed due to the danger of the cliffs collapsing.
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Currently partially closed due to risk of demolition
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It's great to ride a bike. However, always keep a close eye on the many pedestrians.
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Great cycle path with breathtaking sections and wonderful views of the Baltic Sea on the steep bank.
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A wonderful, relaxed tour. The view of the coast is fantastic,
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Nice path with great views
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The path is well-maintained, but on warm days it can be quite crowded with walkers, dogs, and cyclists. Unfortunately, a section of it had to be closed due to imminent demolition (April 2025). This affects the area around the red brick shark, which stands at the top of the cliff. Pedestrians can walk along the water's edge from Niendorf to Travemünde. Cyclists are best advised to ride to the barrier and then follow the "U" diversion signs; then you can at least continue part of the original route.
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The region around Kalkhorst is rich in natural beauty, particularly along the Baltic Sea coast. You can explore the dramatic Brodtener Cliffs, a constantly changing gorge offering stunning views over the Bay of Lübeck and a beautiful stone beach below. Many viewpoints along the coast also provide panoramic vistas of the sea.
Yes, several attractions are suitable for families. The Brodtener Cliffs are considered family-friendly, offering a chance to explore the beach and observe the natural landscape. Gentle cycle paths and beaches in the area also provide opportunities for family outings.
For cyclists, the Brodtener Coastal Cliff Cycle Path is highly recommended. It offers fantastic views of the Baltic Sea and is easy to ride, though it can get busy on weekends. Another scenic option is the Apple Tree Avenue on the Baltic Sea Cycle Route, which provides excellent views in all directions.
Beyond visiting specific attractions, the area offers diverse outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for hiking, gravel biking, and mountain biking. For detailed routes, explore the Hiking around Kalkhorst, Gravel biking around Kalkhorst, and MTB Trails around Kalkhorst guides.
Yes, there are several easy walking options. The 'Hoher Schönberg Farm – Lenorenwald Forest Path' is an easy 5.2 km hike. Many sections of the coastal paths, especially those leading to viewpoints, are also suitable for leisurely strolls. You can find more options in the Hiking around Kalkhorst guide.
The most convenient way to cross is via the Priwall–Travemünde Ferry. This car ferry operates around the clock, taking pedestrians and cyclists, and the crossing typically takes only 5 minutes. Tickets are available at the machine, sometimes requiring coins.
Visitors particularly appreciate the stunning views of the Baltic Sea, especially from locations like the View of the Baltic Sea from the Brodtener Steilufer. The well-maintained cycle paths along the coast and the natural beauty of the cliffs are also frequently praised.
Absolutely. The View of the Baltic Sea from the Brodtener Steilufer is a prime spot for breathtaking vistas. Additionally, the Brodtener Cliffs themselves offer a very nice view over the Bay of Lübeck from above.
For those seeking a more challenging hike, the 'Cliffs of Boltenhagen – Boltenhagen Cliffs loop from Elmenhorst Steinbecker Weg' is a difficult 20 km route. Other moderate options include the 'Gross Schwansee Manor – Avenue to the Beach loop' and 'Kalkhorst Castle – Leonorenwald Junction loop', both around 8-10 km. More details can be found in the Hiking around Kalkhorst guide.
The spring, summer, and early autumn months generally offer the most pleasant weather for outdoor activities like cycling and hiking, with longer daylight hours and milder temperatures. However, the coastal landscape provides a unique experience even in cooler months, though some paths might be busier on warm weekends.
When visiting the Brodtener Cliffs, always take care on the beach below, as it is an active cliff face. You can enjoy a leisurely walk from Travemünde along the Baltic Sea beach up to the stairs and return over the steep bank for a varied experience.


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