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Böhler Lighthouse – St. Peter-Ording Beach loop from Überfahrt Böhler Strand

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Böhler Lighthouse – St. Peter-Ording Beach loop from Überfahrt Böhler Strand

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Böhler Lighthouse – St. Peter-Ording Beach loop from Überfahrt Böhler Strand

01:33

14.8km

10m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 30, 2026

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Nationalpark Schleswig-Holsteinisches Wattenmeer

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23 m

Path Through the Dunes

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Great paths through the dunes

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1.52 km

South of the hustle and bustle of tourists, this lighthouse stands on the dike not far from Ording. It can be easily reached on foot or by bike via the dike. A bench in front of the tower invites you to linger and there is a refuge about 20 meters away! A bronze plaque on the lighthouse reveals interesting information. Unfortunately, the tower is not accessible and there are no guided tours. ;-(

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3.19 km

View From the Dike

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Wonderful views open up here when you arrive at the top of the dike 🥰

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4.90 km

Viewing Platform at Erlebnis-Hus

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Great view of the salt marshes.

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6.92 km

St. Peter-Ording Beach Parking

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A few years ago you could stay there overnight. Pity

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7.93 km

Arche Noah Restaurant, St. Peter-Ording

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The beach image of SPO is characterized by the stilt houses, which are up to 7 m high and have long since become the town's landmark. For more than 100 years, the wooden huts on stilts made of larch wood have contributed significantly to the design of St. Peter-Ording's beach image. There are pile dwellings close to the coast on every beach in Ording, Bad, Dorf and Böhl. In 1911 the first pile dwelling, the “Giftbude”, opened its doors in SPO. In a typical North German manner, the name indicates that after jumping into the cool water, it's "wat geev", because the main task of the wooden buildings back then was to ensure the well-being of beach visitors. In order to offer water lovers more comfort and safety on the beach, additional stilt houses for lifeguards and changing rooms were built.

Today there are five pile-dwelling restaurants on the long beach of SPO, which prepare one or two culinary delights for guests and locals. Here you can have a delicious meal with the best view of the North Sea and enjoy the sun on the terraces when the weather is good. The pile dwellings were also awarded the label “simple cultural property”.

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