For a stay in Lohme, you can consider hiking and fishing trips as different focuses for your travel plans. On the Jasmund Peninsula, trails run along the high cliffs, across the plateau and along the chalk coast; fishing trips to Tromper Wiek depart from the natural harbor.
The High Cliff Trail to Sassnitz
The High Cliff Trail starts in Lohme and runs for almost 12 kilometers along the high cliffs to Sassnitz. You can recognize it by its white-blue-white markings. After about four kilometers, you reach the KÖNIGSSTUHL National Park Centre, with its interactive exhibition. The route therefore offers both a connection to Sassnitz and a prominent landmark along the way to help orient you on your excursion.
Four main routes across the plateau
The hiking area of the municipality of Lohme lies centrally on the plateau of the Jasmund Peninsula and offers four signposted main routes. Route 2 follows the West Bank Trail and offers views of Tromper Wiek. Route 4 runs along Rügen’s chalk coast to Königsstuhl. These examples highlight different features: Route 2 focuses on views of the bay, while Route 4 emphasizes the coastline and the destination of Königsstuhl. When choosing a route, you can consider whether you would like to see Tromper Wiek or hike along the chalk coast to Königsstuhl.
Guided hikes with rangers
From May to October, national park rangers offer guided hikes in Lohme at Haus Linde. Participation is free for everyone. If you would like to make one of these tours a regular part of your stay, check the seasonal program details before your trip. This means that planning a ranger hike differs from choosing your own route: it is available only during the stated period and offers a guided alternative.
Fishing trips from Lohme
Off Lohme, on the outer coast of the Jasmund Peninsula, there is a fishing ground rich in fish; fishing trips by boat head from there into Tromper Wiek. Several operators depart from Lohme’s natural harbor for fishing trips into the bay. The fishing ground and the harbor therefore provide two landmarks for an outing on the water. Check availability with the operator before booking a trip.
Forest and chalk coast in the regional setting
Near Lohme, Jasmund National Park extends across the northeastern part of the Jasmund Peninsula, primarily covering the forested Stubnitz between Sassnitz and Lohme. This landscape adds a forest area to the coastal and chalk landscapes featured along the trails. In the wider travel destination of Vorpommern-Rügen, the beech forests in Jasmund National Park on Rügen are part of the UNESCO World Heritage site “Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe.”
Ranger hikes offer another seasonal option from May to October.
Discover more destinations: Putgarten, Sagard, Dranske, Wiek on Rügen, Glowe, Breege, Altenkirchen
For the wider travel overview: Amt Nord-Rügen.
