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Wyk Beach Promenade – View of the Halligen loop from Wyk auf Föhr

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Wyk Beach Promenade – View of the Halligen loop from Wyk auf Föhr

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Wyk Beach Promenade – View of the Halligen loop from Wyk auf Föhr

00:44

6.64km

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 right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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456 m

Wyk Beach Promenade

Highlight • Beach

The more than 3km long beach promenade was completely redesigned and mostly barrier-free. You have the opportunity to walk along almost the entire beach and enjoy your stay by the sea. Enjoy the wonderful view of the Halligen. On the south beach you can also see the island of Amrum.

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566 m

View of the Halligen

Highlight • Viewpoint

Particularly beautiful at sunset.

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959 m

Föhr Stone Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

Sculpture by Föhrer Inselsteinmetz Markus Theissen. It is located along with other objects on the beach promenade in Wyk.

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1.52 km

Olhörn Lighthouse

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The tower is located in the southeast of the marshland island of Föhr in the district of the city of Wyk auf Föhr in the district of North Friesland. It stands on a ridge of a rather low height above the south beach of Wyk near the Kurmittelhaus.

Instead of a beacon built in 1892, today's tower was built in 1952. He has a height of about eight meters; the height of the fire is 10 meters above MThw. The tower has an almost square floor plan and consists of a solid wall, which is clad with a red-brown brick facade. [1] [2] The white lacquered metal lantern with the look rises above the accessible platform. The tower, which has been remote-controlled since 1980, has the function of a cross-brand fire and is used to navigate shipping in the Norderaue between the mainland port of Dagebüll and the islands of Föhr and Amrum. It is therefore a sea mark and (due to its rather low height) is also a landmark on the island to a limited extent.

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